Soil and groundwater contamination can result from industrial operations, fuel releases, chemical spills, environmental exposure, construction activities, agricultural practices, and historical site use.
Environmental contaminants are often not visible and may remain undetected without professional testing. Soil and groundwater assessments can help identify potential environmental liabilities, support redevelopment planning, document site conditions, and provide valuable information during property transactions.
Our testing services can help:
Our soil and groundwater testing services include soil sampling, groundwater sampling, environmental site investigations, contamination assessments, regulatory support, and laboratory analysis. We collect samples from residential, commercial, industrial, and redevelopment properties to evaluate environmental conditions and identify potential contaminants that may affect soil or groundwater quality. Our assessments support property transactions, redevelopment projects, environmental investigations, and sites impacted by fuel releases, chemical spills, industrial operations, or waste disposal activities.
All samples are analyzed by accredited laboratories using recognized testing methods, and findings are documented in detailed reports that include laboratory data, sample locations, environmental observations, and information that may support due diligence, compliance, and environmental planning efforts.
Environmental testing needs can arise at any time. That’s why our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide professional testing, inspections, sampling, and assessment services. Whether you need asbestos testing, mold inspections, water testing, lead analysis, or environmental consulting, we’re ready to deliver timely service and reliable results whenever it’s convenient for you.
At Red Leaf Environmental, we follow federal, state, and industry standards to deliver accurate testing, reliable results, and peace of mind.
Advanced lab testing for trace metals and contaminants using ICP-MS technology.
Samples collected are analyzed at an accredited laboratory and the data will be compiled into a report containing the sampling locations, analysis performed, laboratory results, and relevant site observation.
