Heating Oil Tank Removal in Aurora

Old Heating Oil Tank Removal

Should I have my old heating oil tank removed? Underground heating oil tanks  can cause a problem for people trying to sell or buy a property. What to do and who to call is very important. Heating Oil Tank Removal in Aurora and Surrounding Areas. Purchasing a home with an underground oil tank is one of riskiest […]

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Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessment Chicago

Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessment Chicago

What is an Phase II Environmental Site Assessment? Phase II Environmental Site Assessments are becoming more common in the Chicago Area due to increased commercial real estate transactions on older “run-down” buildings and property. Most Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (ESA) are performed when the Phase I ESA identifies some form of contamination and/or recommends

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Underground Fuel Tank Regulations in Illinois

How Changes in Regulations are affecting Gas Station Owners

Underground Fuel Tank Regulations in Illinois On July 15, 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published an update to underground storage tank (UST) regulation and state program approval (SPA) regulation in the Federal Register. This was the first major revision to federal UST regulations since 1988. These new rules formed the basis of state

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Environmental Services Chicago

Great Lakes Health Tops Illinois Environmental Concerns

Environmental Services Chicago The Great Lakes have rebounded thanks to a federal cleanup. But that could be undone if regulations are lifted, Popular Science reports. Environmental Services CHICAGO — The continued health of the Great Lakes isn’t a topic on the Nov. 6 midterm election ballot in Illinois, but winners will have to confront the

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Environmental Consultant in Illinois

How do I know if my commercial property is contaminated?

Soil and groundwater contamination can come from many sources, including past or present industrial and agricultural uses, gas tanks and gas stations, dry cleaning operations, residential fuel oil tanks, etc.  Getting information on the property can be done but, it can be time consuming. Knowledge can come from many places.  The county Register of Deeds can

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