Remediation

PH&C manages environmental cleanup on redevelopment sites, through bidding, excavation, and the closure documentation lenders and agencies expect.

Redeveloping a site with a past industrial, fuel, or auto-service use often means cleanup before construction. PH&C manages that work for the owner so the cost is defined, the contractor is qualified, and the closure paperwork is in order.

What PH&C handles

Reviewing environmental reports and defining the cleanup scope.
Coordinating the environmental consultant and the regulatory agencies.
Preparing bid documents with unit prices for excavation, hauling, and disposal.
Qualifying contractors and comparing proposals.
Observing excavation, sampling, and confirmation testing.
Tracking quantities, manifests, and disposal facilities.
Coordinating tank removal, dewatering, and backfill with demolition and construction.
Assembling the closure report and the records required by lenders, buyers, and regulators.

What you get

A cleanup budget with the unknowns identified and priced as allowances or unit rates.
Remediation scheduled so it does not hold up permits or building construction.
A transparent record of what was removed and where it went.
Documentation to support financing and future sale.

How it connects

Cleanup starts with an environmental assessment and often accompanies demolition. Retail redevelopment is described on our retail page. If you are buying a site with a prior fuel, auto, or industrial use, contact PH&C before you close.