Based on initial assessment (Phase I –Environmental Site Assessment), we develop a detail investigation plan to determine the contamination of a site. If the contamination confirms, the next step provides the extent of soil, groundwater contamination. This detail investigation provide us the necessary information to delineate the extent of contamination in soil, groundwater to prepare a remediation plan.

Remediation is the next step to delineate the site. We work closely with our clients include county and their contractors to identify the scope and nature of the contamination and assist develop a comprehensive plan for remediation. Each site or facility is carefully reviewed to determine the most effective method for ensuring that it is safely restored and meet all regulatory conditions include PSAB 3260.

We are continuously exploring new remediation technologies and innovative processes so that we are able to provide our clients with the latest advancements in the area of environmental remediation. Each phase is carefully documented to minimize the risk to the environment, both today and over the long term.

For BIAs EnviroLead look at specific components of the environment such as soils, vegetation, wildlife, topography, geology, hydrology and biodiversity for a precise project and the landscape development area. The main emphasis of BIA is on the proposed project development site; however, any natural habitat features that may be significantly interlinked with the neighbouring environment are also looked upon in detail such as ecological connectivity, watercourses and wetlands

EnviroLead completed biophysical assessment will detail prospective environmental impacts of the development recommending possible mitigation measures to reduce or minimise such impacts. This assessment exercise is accomplished by completing a comprehensive desktop review, site investigation, regulatory review and consultation, information and project analysis and a detailed report writing. GIS imagery and analytical tools are utilized to comprehend the natural features and present specific site conditions.