Environmental Due Diligence & Site Assessment
Environmental site reviews supporting investment decisions, redevelopment planning and risk identification.
Informed site decisions begin with environmental insight.
Environmental due diligence considers historical and current site uses, available records and potential pollution indicators. A structured review helps identify gaps, environmental liabilities and the need for follow-up investigations before acquisition or redevelopment.
Scope of Work
Review site history, operations and available environmental records.
Perform targeted site observations and identify sensitive areas.
Determine where soil, water or other sampling may be warranted.
Prioritize potential risks and follow-up investigations.
Expected Deliverables
Site condition and findings report.
Initial risk and information-gap register.
Practical recommendations for further investigation or remediation.
Where This Applies
Specialist Questions
When is due diligence most useful?
Before purchasing or redeveloping a site, particularly when environmental liabilities may influence the decision.
Does every assessment include sampling?
Sampling depends on the site characteristics, initial findings and agreed technical scope.