BOOJEE Estate — Environmental Services

Environmental
Consulting

Environmental due diligence and compliance can be slow, opaque, and easy to get wrong — and one missed disclosure can stall a transaction or create regulatory exposure. BOOJEE Environmental Consulting provides advisory support: we help you scope the work, coordinate the licensed specialists who perform regulated assessments, and translate their findings into a clear plan — so you develop, transact, and operate with confidence.

Phase I & IIESA Coordination
Advisory& Readiness
ASTMFrameworks Referenced
NationwideSpecialist Network

Our Services

What We Do regulatory compliance

From pre-acquisition due diligence to ongoing compliance management, our environmental consultants bring regulatory expertise and actionable strategy to every engagement.

Environmental Due Diligence

We help you scope Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments and coordinate the licensed environmental professionals who perform them under ASTM E1527 and E1903 frameworks — then help you interpret findings on recognized environmental conditions and contamination risk before you close on a commercial or industrial property.

Regulatory Readiness

Stay ahead of EPA, state DEP, and local environmental authority requirements. We help you review your compliance posture, flag potential gaps, organize permit documentation, and draft corrective action plans — coordinating with licensed specialists where a certified sign-off is required. We do not guarantee regulatory outcomes.

Sustainability Strategy

Transform environmental obligations into competitive advantage. We develop integrated sustainability roadmaps covering energy efficiency, water management, waste reduction, and supply chain environmental risk — aligned with your business objectives and investor expectations.

Environmental Impact Support

Support for NEPA-related Environmental Assessments (EA) and Environmental Impact Statements (EIS) on development projects, federal permits, and infrastructure expansions. We help manage scoping, public comment logistics, and agency coordination, and we work alongside the licensed specialists who prepare and certify the final EIS/EA documents.

Remediation Planning

When contamination is confirmed, we help you evaluate cost-effective remediation approaches — soil vapor extraction, in-situ chemical oxidation, monitored natural attenuation, and bioremediation — and coordinate the licensed engineers and contractors who design, certify, and execute the cleanup and pursue regulatory closure with state agencies.

ESG Reporting

Produce investor-ready ESG disclosures aligned with GRI Standards, SASB, TCFD, and CDP frameworks. We collect your environmental data, calculate verified Scope 1/2/3 emissions, identify material ESG risks, and produce narrative reports that satisfy institutional lender and public-market disclosure requirements.

Our Process

How It Works

A structured four-phase methodology that moves from discovery to lasting compliance — without surprises, regulatory exposure, or cost overruns.

1

Site Assessment

We conduct on-site reconnaissance, historical records review, and stakeholder interviews to establish baseline environmental conditions. Aerial photo analysis, Sanborn maps, regulatory database searches, and neighbor interviews form the foundation of your assessment package.

2

Regulatory Review

Our team cross-references federal EPA databases, state environmental agency records, and applicable local ordinances to identify all active permits, enforcement actions, consent orders, and reportable quantities thresholds that apply to your property or operation.

3

Action Plan

You receive a prioritized environmental action plan with timelines, responsible parties, estimated costs, and regulatory filing deadlines. Each item is risk-ranked and mapped to the specific regulatory trigger — no ambiguity, no generic recommendations.

4

Ongoing Compliance

We track regulatory calendar deadlines, prepare annual reports, coordinate agency inspections, and monitor remediation progress on your behalf. Monthly status reports keep leadership informed and audit-ready — without the full-time in-house EHS overhead.

Pricing

Engagement Packages

Three tiers designed for different property types, transaction timelines, and compliance complexity levels. All packages include written advisory deliverables; regulated assessments are performed and signed by the independent licensed environmental professionals we coordinate on your behalf.

Entry — Due Diligence

Compliance Audit

$1,200

FLAT FEE — PER SITE

Ideal for single-site transactions, lease due diligence, or first-time regulatory gap assessments. Deliverable in 5–7 business days.

  • Phase I ESA coordination (ASTM E1527-21 framework)
  • Regulatory database search (federal + state)
  • Historical aerial photo review (1940s–present)
  • Written advisory findings + REC summary
  • Licensed EP performs & signs the regulated report
  • 30-day follow-up Q&A included
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Enterprise — Ongoing Management

Full Environmental Management

$8,500

PER MONTH — RETAINER

Comprehensive outsourced EHS management for multi-site operators, industrial facilities, and publicly reporting companies. Acts as your fractional VP of Environmental Affairs.

  • Ongoing regulatory compliance monitoring
  • Permit renewals & agency reporting
  • Annual ESG report (GRI / TCFD / SASB)
  • Spill response planning & SPCC plan
  • Staff environmental training program
  • Quarterly facility audits
  • Remediation project management
  • Executive dashboard + monthly briefings
  • Incident response hotline (24/7)
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Estimate Your Investment

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$4,200
Estimated Project Cost

This is a ballpark range for a mid-size site with moderate complexity. Actual costs depend on number of samples required, regulatory jurisdiction, and remediation technology selection.

Credentials & Standards

How We Work

We operate under recognized industry frameworks and coordinate independent, licensed specialists for any work that requires certification — not internal checklists.

Regulatory-Aware

We track EPA and state requirements and coordinate licensed specialists for hazardous waste and environmental assessment work that requires certification.

ASTM Frameworks

Phase I and Phase II assessments we coordinate are performed under ASTM E1527-21 and E1903-19 — frameworks recognized by lenders and regulators.

Specialist Network

We coordinate independent Licensed Environmental Professionals for Phase I and Phase II ESA work across commercial and brownfield sites.

ESG Frameworks

We help prepare environmental disclosures aligned with the GRI, SASB, TCFD, and CDP frameworks used by institutional investors and public company boards.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions we hear most often from property owners, developers, lenders, and corporate EHS teams.

What is a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment?
A Phase I ESA is a non-invasive environmental due diligence report conducted in accordance with ASTM Standard E1527-21. It involves a review of historical records (aerial photos, Sanborn fire insurance maps, city directories), regulatory database searches (CERCLIS, RCRA, UST, etc.), a site reconnaissance walk, and interviews with current owners and occupants. The output is a written report identifying Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs) — evidence of past or present contamination that could affect the property's value or useability. Phase I ESAs are required by most commercial lenders under the "innocent landowner" defense provisions of CERCLA.
Do you handle NEPA compliance?
We support NEPA processes for projects requiring federal permits from agencies including the Army Corps of Engineers, FHWA, FAA, USDA, BLM, and others. We help manage scoping, alternatives analysis, public comment periods, and agency coordination, and we work alongside the licensed specialists who prepare and certify Environmental Assessments (EA) and Environmental Impact Statements (EIS). This includes support for categorical exclusion determinations, findings of no significant impact (FONSIs), and full EIS processes for development, infrastructure, and extraction projects.
How long does an environmental audit take?
Timeline depends on scope and site complexity. A standard Phase I ESA for a single commercial site is typically completed in 5–7 business days from authorization. A Phase II involving subsurface investigation adds 2–4 weeks for field work, laboratory analysis, and report preparation. A full compliance audit for an operating facility — reviewing permits, records, and operational practices against federal and state requirements — typically takes 10–15 business days. For time-sensitive transactions, we offer expedited 3-day Phase I delivery for an additional fee.
Can you help with brownfield redevelopment?
Brownfield redevelopment is one of our core focus areas. We guide clients through the full lifecycle: Phase I and II assessment, voluntary cleanup program (VCP) enrollment with state environmental agencies, remediation design and oversight, regulatory closure negotiation, and post-closure land use controls (institutional and engineering controls) — coordinating the licensed engineers who certify design and closure work. We also help clients access EPA Brownfields grants and state revolving fund financing to offset remediation costs — often making previously “problem” properties economically viable for redevelopment.
What industries do you serve?
We work across commercial real estate (office, retail, mixed-use), industrial and manufacturing facilities, logistics and warehouse properties, energy (solar, wind, oil & gas), agriculture and agri-business, hospitality and resort development, municipal infrastructure, and healthcare campuses. Our team has deep experience in regulated industries including dry cleaning operations, auto repair and dealerships, petroleum distribution, metal fabrication, and chemical processing — property types that routinely trigger Phase I findings and require specialized regulatory navigation.

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Disclaimer: BOOJEE Environmental Consulting provides advisory, coordination, and readiness services. BOOJEE is not a licensed professional engineer or certified environmental auditor and does not itself perform, sign, seal, or certify regulated environmental assessments. Phase I/II ESAs, NEPA documents, remediation designs, and other work requiring certification are performed by independent, appropriately licensed specialists we coordinate on your behalf. We do not guarantee EPA or other regulatory compliance outcomes. Any prices, timelines, and estimates shown are illustrative and subject to a site-specific scope of work.