Environmental inspections are comprehensive evaluations of a property's environmental conditions, identifying potential risks to human health and the ecosystem. 

Conducted by certified professionals, these assessments involve a thorough examination of the property's physical characteristics, systems, and surrounding environment. Inspectors scrutinize air and water quality, testing for pollutants and contaminants that may pose health hazards. Soil contamination analysis detects harmful substances, such as heavy metals or pesticides, that can impact soil fertility and groundwater quality. 

Asbestos and lead detection identify potentially toxic materials commonly found in older buildings. Mold inspections reveal hidden growth, often triggered by water damage or poor ventilation. Radon monitoring detects radioactive gases that can accumulate in buildings. Hazardous materials assessments identify improperly stored or disposed chemicals, fuels, or waste.

1. Pre-Construction Environmental Assessments