Environmental Due Diligence Report

An Environmental Due Diligence Report assesses the potential environmental risks and liabilities associated with a property, facility, or business transaction. It typically includes a review of historical site use, regulatory compliance records, and environmental site assessments, as well as interviews with site personnel and visual observations. The report identifies any known or potential environmental issues, such as soil or groundwater contamination, hazardous waste management, or regulatory violations, and evaluates their potential impact on the value, marketability, or liability of the asset. Environmental Due Diligence Reports are often prepared as part of mergers, acquisitions, or property transactions to help buyers and investors make informed decisions and manage environmental risks.