Your trusted partner in environmental due diligence. For more than 30 years, GeoTech has found and resolved contamination and compliance risk on Florida's most complex commercial property, so transactions close and liabilities don't become surprises.
Affiliation disclosure. GeoTech Environmental, Inc. is an affiliated company of GeoTech Realty, Inc., both commonly owned by Raksha Lakhlani. We keep the work separate in practice: GeoTech Environmental does not provide lender-reliance environmental assessments on transactions where GeoTech Realty is representing a party. Full disclosure →
Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (records, reconnaissance, interviews) and, when findings warrant, Phase II ESAs (soil, vapor, and groundwater sampling), sealed under the firm's FL PE license.
Phase I & II ESA →
Program entry, cleanup planning, and closure, turning a stalled, impacted parcel back into a sellable, redevelopable asset, often with regulatory and financial incentives.
Brownfields & Remediation →
Classifying waste streams and meeting federal, state, and local handling and reporting requirements under CERCLA and RCRA, without disrupting operations.
Hazardous Waste →
Used-oil management applications, permits, and engineering plans for processing facilities, public collection centers, transporters, and transfer stations, as a licensed Florida engineering firm and pollutant storage tank contractor.
Used Oil Permitting →
Licensed Pollutant Storage Tank contracting, UST removal and closure, storage-tank compliance, SPCC planning, and discharge response for gas stations, fleet, and industrial sites.
Storage Tank / SPCC →Most environmental risk on a commercial property stays hidden until an assessment brings it to light, usually at the worst possible moment, mid-transaction. Early, accurate work protects buyers, sellers, and lenders from inheriting someone else's liability, and it keeps deals from falling through over surprises that could have been quantified up front.
"What will this cost?" is the first question owners ask. There's no flat answer, but the drivers are knowable. Here's what moves an assessment up or down.
A property that was always a warehouse is simpler than one that was a gas station, dry cleaner, or plating shop.
Petroleum, solvents, heavy metals, and used oil each carry different investigation requirements.
Acreage, number of structures, and how many potential source areas exist.
A clean Phase I ends the work; recognized conditions mean sampling, the biggest single cost variable.
County, state, lender, and program requirements all shape the scope of work.
Rushed turnarounds and transaction deadlines affect scope and sequencing.
This is guidance, not a quote, every property is different. Request a consultation for a realistic read on yours.
Tell us about it and we'll give you a straight answer, Phase I, Phase II, or something simpler.
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