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Phase I Environmental site assessment-Phase I ESA

Qualified specialists assess property for contamination risks in Phase 1 ESA, providing a report aiding real estate decisions.

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Phase II Environmental site assessment-Phase II ESA

Phase II ESA investigates environmental contamination through sampling and testing of soil, water, and air, providing crucial information for decision-making.

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Risk-based corrective Action-RBCA

The RBCA process assesses site contamination, establishes cleanup goals, and implements actions to manage environmental risks effectively.

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UST Installation & Removal

UST installation stores substances underground, while UST removal eliminates tanks to prevent contamination and ensure safety.

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About Us

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We are a group of Environmental Scientists, Corrective Action Project Managers, Professional Geoscientists, and Professional Engineers registered in Texas.

We have over 15 years of combined experience in the related field. We have the specific qualifications based an education, training, and experience to assess a property of the nature, history, and setting of any commercial property. Our scope of work and time frame conform with the general industry practices, and cost estimates are very competitive. Our scope of work, report turnaround time, and costs are tailored to client's specific requirements.

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Hector Madrigal

President, H&A UST Solutions

"Yeti Environmental Consulting provided exceptional services for our UST removal project. Their team was highly professional, efficient, and knowledgeable, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free process. We were impressed with their attention to detail and commitment to environmental safety. Thanks to Yeti, our UST removal was completed successfully, and we highly recommend their services to anyone in need of expert environmental consulting."

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Salim Charolia

President, Prime Stop

"I am extremely satisfied with the Phase II ESA services provided by Yeti Environmental Consulting. Their team displayed exceptional expertise and professionalism throughout the assessment, delivering comprehensive and accurate results. I highly recommend their services for anyone in need of thorough environmental site investigations."

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At this time we are working with the customers in the state of Texas only

A Phase II Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is conducted following a Phase I ESA when potential contamination is identified, aiming to gather more detailed data on the extent and severity of the contamination. It involves collecting soil, groundwater, and/or air samples to analyze for hazardous substances. The Phase II ESA is necessary to assess risks to human health and the environment, determine the feasibility of cleanup actions, ensure regulatory compliance, and make informed decisions during property transactions or development projects.

UST installation and removal refers to the process of installing and removing Underground Storage Tanks (USTs), which are used to store substances such as petroleum or hazardous chemicals below ground level. UST installation is necessary when there is a need for underground storage of substances, typically in industries like fuel stations, manufacturing, or commercial facilities. On the other hand, UST removal is required when USTs are no longer in use, pose risks of leakage or contamination, or need to be replaced. The installation and removal of USTs are regulated to ensure environmental protection and compliance with safety standards.

A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is carried out to detect possible contamination that may pose an environmental hazard and affect a property. It is an essential step in the process of evaluating real estate transactions, including property purchases, sales, refinancing, or land leases. Usually, financial institutions (lenders) mandate the completion of a Phase I ESA. However, there are instances when public agencies may also request a Phase I assessment prior to initiating a redevelopment project.

Risk-based corrective action (RBCA) is an approach used to assess and address environmental contamination based on the potential risks it poses to human health and the environment. RBCA takes into account factors such as the nature and concentration of contaminants, exposure pathways, and potential receptors. This approach aims to prioritize and implement appropriate corrective measures that are both effective and cost-efficient. RBCA is necessary to ensure that contaminated sites are properly managed and remediated to protect human health, minimize environmental impacts, and achieve regulatory compliance. It allows for a more targeted and tailored response to contamination issues, taking into consideration site-specific factors and potential risks.

The ASTM Standard (E1527-21) for Phase I Environmental Site Assessments was updated by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) in November 2021. This revision was the result of extensive meetings held by the ASTM Technical Committee over several years. Notable changes made to the standard include:

1. Increased emphasis on historical research, specifically regarding adjoining properties. The evaluation of potential impacts from neighboring properties now requires a more comprehensive assessment. Historical information sources like fire insurance maps and city directory listings have been expanded to provide better coverage of adjoining properties and their uses.

2. Enhanced environmental lien research. A more thorough search for environmental liens is now required, involving deed research for liens and activity use limitations dating back to 1980. As a result, the cost of preparing a Phase I ESA has significantly increased. It should be noted that environmental lien research remains the responsibility of the report user, not the preparer, and is necessary for qualifying for CERCLA liability protections.

3. Rewritten section on Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB). Revisions have been made to exclude the evaluation of PCB-containing or suspected PCB-containing materials that are part of a building or structure.

4. Inclusion of a site plan and photographs of key site features. The addition of site figures and photos aids in identifying Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs) during the Phase I ESA. This helps the Environmental Professional (EP) pinpoint and communicate the location of RECs or other areas of concern on the subject property.

5. Clarification on report validity. The validity of the Phase I ESA report remains at 180 days. However, the revised standard now requires preparers to note in the report the date on which records and individual components were obtained.

6. Removal of obsolete regulatory databases. Obsolete databases have been eliminated, streamlining the review and preparation of reports by eliminating the need to examine unnecessary database listings.

Additionally, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) concurrence and amendment to the final All Appropriate Inquiries (AAI) Rule (40 CFR 312) was finalized on December 15, 2022 (Federal Register 76578, Vol. 87, No. 240).

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