When your financing falls through due to the identification of recognized environmental conditions during a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, Golars Environmental is here to help you navigate through this challenging situation. Our team of experts specializes in environmental assessments and remediation, and we can guide you through the necessary steps to address the issues raised. We recommend reaching out to Golars Environmental for a comprehensive consultation on how to proceed. We can connect you with a trusted attorney experienced in environmental matters to explore legal options and ensure you are well-informed. Additionally, we can discuss the possibility of assisting you in securing financing for the property through our network of investors. At Golars Environmental, we understand the importance of finding solutions for environmental challenges, and we’re committed to helping you make informed decisions to move forward successfully. Contact us today at 317-500-0000 or contact@golars.com to explore your options and turn this setback into an opportunity.

When a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) falls through, it can be a setback for any property owner or developer. At Golars, we understand the challenges that can arise during the environmental due diligence process, and we’re here to help. If your Phase I ESA doesn’t meet your expectations, don’t worry – Golars can provide alternative funding solutions to keep your project on track. We can also connect you with a network of experienced brownfield buyers who are interested in investing in your property. Our expertise in environmental assessments and brownfield redevelopment makes us your trusted partner in navigating the complexities of site remediation and redevelopment. Contact Golars today, and let us guide you towards a successful and sustainable future for your property.

Call Golars at 317-500-0000 or email us at contact@golars.com to schedule a free consultation.

• Perform a quick search on the operational and regulatory matters for the property
• Call Golars to evaluate your liabilities
• Obtain all information requested by IDEM
• Evaluate legal issues
• Report a release to the State, if needed
• Present site investigation plan to the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM)
• Locate all the underground utilities, both public and private
• Perform soil and groundwater investigation
• Perform vapor investigation
• Evaluate clean-up objectives and remediation timeline
• Present a Corrective Action Plan to IDEM
• Implement the approved strategy to remediate the contamination. Some of the cleanup methods are the following:
  • Excavation
  • Soil Vapor Extraction
  • Pump & Treat
  • Chemical Oxidation/in-ground injections
  • Thermal remediation
  • Biodegradation
  • Natural attenuation
  • Institutional controls
• Submit a site closure report
• Obtain a No Further Action or Site Closure letter from IDEM