Environmental

Wilson & Company offers comprehensive services and innovative solutions to address environmental conditions affecting both the built and natural environments.

We assess natural resources, provide permitting services, deliver research for real estate transactions, and help redevelop urban brownfields. We understand each transaction is unique and develop a custom and cost-effective approach for potential environmental liabilities before clients purchase property.

Real Estate & Environmental Due-Diligence
Wilson & Company professionals provide turn-key environmental services supporting real estate
transactions for both private and public clients. Services include pre-purchase transaction screenings, blight studies, and phase I environmental site assessments.
We also perform building surveys for hazardous and regulated wastes such as asbestos, lead-based paint, household hazardous waste, and microbial growth.

Environmental Assessments & Remediation
We have extensive experience designing and executing Phase II environmental site
assessments (ESA) for commercial and industrial properties. If an ESA indicates a regulated environmental condition, we complete a remedial feasibility so an effective compliance approach is developed. We are particularly adept at applying risk-based corrective action solutions to minimize costs while supporting property use goals. When active remediation is necessary, Wilson & Company provides all necessary services for design, field management/oversight, and regulatory closure.

Urban Redevelopment - Land Clearing & Brownfields
We have been involved in many of the most recognizable large-scale urban redevelopment and brownfield initiatives in the Midwest, from both the private and governmental perspective. We provide all environmental, land clearing, and demolition technical specialties, as well as municipal grant support services, and environmental planning to municipalities. Value-added services include site restoration and civil engineering early in the construction phase.

Clients include municipalities, private developers, general construction contractors, and law firms cooperatively engaged in public-private partnerships.