Environmental Due Diligence

Environmental maps and reports built for decisions

We help teams turn environmental data into defensible spatial evidence — ranked sites, monitoring dashboards, field-review targets, and briefing-ready maps for Phase I ESA and regulatory work.

Geospatial Solutions LLC Washington, DC Operating since 2018 35+ clients
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Parcel, soil, regulatory, and historical evidence package

Environmental decisions need mapped evidence, source notes, and report-ready outputs.
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The status quo

Why traditional Phase I reports fall short

What we deliver

What we deliver

E1527-21

ASTM compliant — Phase I exhibits and supporting layers

Phase I ESA Support

ASTM E1527-21 compliant assessments with GIS-integrated site analysis.

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Contamination Mapping

Spatial analysis of historical land use, underground storage tanks, and release sites.

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Environmental Equity Screening

Priority maps for vulnerable areas with visible evidence, confidence levels, and review boundaries.

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Change Detection & Monitoring

Before-after maps and dashboards with automatic change and exception detection.

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Field & Drone Evidence

AOI maps, flight plans, and QA layers that support field teams with export-ready data.

Proof-led positioning

What this page needs to make obvious

Phase I ESA GIS, environmental site assessment maps, contamination mapping, and regulatory risk mapping.

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Parcel and regulatory context

Buffers, nearby records, site history, adjacent uses, and evidence tables.

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Environmental monitoring

Change detection, flood exposure, soil suitability, vegetation, erosion, and land-use shifts.

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Report support

Maps, evidence notes, source citations, limitations, and exhibit-ready exports.

Proof workflow

Input, review, evidence, output.

Modeled on the live Geospatial Solutions demos: the page should show what the buyer sends, what they review, what evidence stays visible, and what they receive.

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Input

Address, parcel, polygon, site question, required report context, and regulatory concerns.

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Review surface

We map nearby records, soil/site constraints, historical change, flood or environmental context, and limitations.

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Evidence

Each map layer includes source notes, distance/context, caveats, and recommended next check.

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Output

Report-ready map packet, evidence table, GIS layer, and scoping recommendation.

Source and limits

Technical trust should stay visible.

Confidence

Spatial evidence supports due diligence but should not overclaim professional conclusions.

Caveat

Use wording as Phase I ESA support unless professional-of-record scope is explicitly defined.

Source

Parcel data, USDA soil, EPA/state records, local datasets, historical imagery, flood and environmental layers.

QA boundary

Source citations, buffer logic, limitation notes, and map review.

Export path

Report-ready maps, evidence table, PDF-style packet, GIS layers, and next-check list.

Before the first call

What you send · What you get

No vague discovery phase. You bring four or five things, we return a specific plan you can evaluate.

What you send
  • 1Site address, parcel ID, or polygon
  • 2Scope (Phase I exhibit, monitoring, equity screening)
  • 3Deadline and EPR contact
  • 4Any prior environmental reports for the site
What you get back
  • 1Regulatory database hit list (EPA + state UST/LUST/RCRA/NPL)
  • 2Historical land-use summary with mapped change events
  • 3Proximate release site map with distance and direction
  • 4ASTM E1527-21 compliance checklist
  • 5Recommended exhibit set with timeline and pricing
Deliverables

What you walk away with

How we work

A scoped path from sample data to running system

No open-ended retainers. No "discovery phases" that bill for months without producing anything you can evaluate.

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    Site intake

    You send the address, parcel ID, or polygon. We confirm the AOI and pull the regulatory framework that applies to the site.

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    Spatial analysis

    Regulatory database joins (EPA, state UST/LUST, NPL, brownfields), historical land use, plume direction, proximate release sites — all mapped.

  3. 03

    Report

    ASTM E1527-21 compliant deliverables: Phase I exhibits, GIS layers, contamination overlays, and a written narrative your EPR can sponsor.

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    Defend

    If the report is challenged, we stay available — full metadata, processing logs, and source citations are preserved on every deliverable.

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Click into the actual work

These open the real, interactive demos on our main site — not screenshots, not videos. Click around before you decide to talk to us.

Why teams trust us
Questions teams ask before they engage us

Common questions, answered honestly

Are you replacing my environmental professional (EP)?

No. We provide the GIS-integrated spatial analysis and exhibits that your EP sponsors and signs. Our work strengthens the report; your EP retains professional responsibility.

Which states do you work in?

All 50, with deeper experience in DC, MD, VA, NY, NJ, CA, TX, and FL. State-specific regulatory database integration is part of the project setup.

How fast can you turn around a Phase I exhibit set?

Standard turnaround is 7-10 business days from site intake. Rush work (3-5 business days) is available with surcharge. Trial- or litigation-ready exhibits with full chain-of-custody documentation typically run 2-3 weeks.

What if the property has historical contamination?

We map the historical land use, identified release sites, regulatory boundaries, and proximate impacts. The spatial evidence supports the EP's risk determination and provides defensible documentation if the assessment is challenged.

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Book a free Phase I consultation

Send a site. We will show you the spatial evidence in 30 minutes.

Address or parcel ID is enough. We will pull regulatory records, historical land use, and proximate release sites live on the call and show you what the spatial analysis surfaces.

Send a site for spatial evidence review