Revitalizing abandoned properties for productive use can be hindered by hazardous substances or contaminants. The 2002 Federal Brownfields law, known as the “Small Business Liability Relief and Brownfields Revitalization Act,” provides a framework for this restoration process. State-administered Brownfields programs facilitate the acquisition of contaminated properties, offering liability protections under State Superfund regulations to the prospective purchaser(s).
EnviroSouth specializes in guiding buyers through Brownfield property acquisition processes while ensuring compliance with State contracts [Non-Responsible Party Voluntary Cleanup Contracts (NRP -VCCs)] for the assessment of hazardous substances and petroleum products.
While environmental professional and State oversight fees may pose initial challenges, the discounted property prices and numerous tax credits often outweigh these costs, making Brownfield contracts a viable investment opportunity. EnviroSouth’s experienced professionals are available to consult with prospective buyers, offering detailed explanations of the process and showcasing successful past projects.
Our extensive Brownfield assessment services include:
- Soil and Groundwater Sample Collection
- Surface Water and Sediment Contaminant Identification
- Soil Gas, Sub-Slab Vapor, and Indoor Air Testing Methodologies
- Laboratory Analysis of Hazardous Substances [including per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)] and Petroleum Compounds
- Mitigation of Vapor Intrusion Conditions
- Media Management Planning of Contaminated Soil and Groundwater
Contact EnviroSouth today to learn more about our Brownfields property restoration services and how we can assist you in unlocking the potential of these valuable properties.