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Envicon Group
Connecticut Statewide

Environmental Consultant Connecticut

Phase I ESAs, brownfield remediation, SWPPP, and civil engineering for developers and municipalities. Senior-led from day one.

Phase I ESA & Environmental Services in Connecticut

Envicon Group serves developers, municipalities, and institutional clients throughout Connecticut with integrated environmental consulting and civil engineering. From Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and CT DEEP Voluntary Remediation Program (VRP) enrollments through CT Transfer Act filings and construction oversight, our NY/NJ/CT-experienced team delivers regulator-ready solutions for Fairfield County, New Haven County, and the wider Connecticut redevelopment corridor.

  • CT DEEP Voluntary Remediation Program (VRP) experience
  • Connecticut Transfer Act Form III / IV filings
  • 20–40 minute mobilization from Westchester NY base
  • 100% lender approval on Phase I ESAs

Our Services

Phase I & Phase II ESA

ASTM E1527-21 Phase I ESAs and Phase II subsurface investigations with a 100% lender approval track record.

Brownfield Remediation

Full-cycle remediation from investigation through regulatory closure — brownfield redevelopment specialists.

SWPPP & Stormwater Compliance

SWPPP preparation, SPDES / MS4 permits, construction stormwater monitoring, and post-construction compliance.

Construction Oversight

On-site environmental monitoring, CAMP air quality, waste characterization, and construction compliance reporting.

Civil & Site Engineering

Grading, drainage, utilities, and site plan engineering for redevelopment and mixed-use projects.

Environmental Compliance

Permitting, agency negotiations, regulatory reporting, and audit support for developers and institutional owners.

Connecticut Regulatory & Program Fluency

  • CT DEEP (Dept. of Energy & Environmental Protection) — Voluntary Remediation Program (VRP)
  • Connecticut Transfer Act — Form I/II/III/IV filings and LEP verification
  • CT Brownfield Pilot Program & CT DEEP brownfield grants
  • Stamford Harbor / South End & Bridgeport Steelpointe redevelopment districts
  • EPA Region 1 (New England) coordination
  • Coastal & tidal wetlands permitting under CT DEEP

Local delivery

What working with a regional crew looks like

Short mobilization distances mean faster site visits, quicker sampling turnarounds, and engineers who already know the local reviewers.

  1. Diagram of an initial project discovery consultation

    Step 1: Scoping call

    Day 1

    A licensed engineer reviews the property, your deadline, and who needs the report — lender, agency, or counsel.

  2. Schematic map of regional project coverage

    Step 2: Local mobilization

    Crews dispatch from the nearest office, usually on site within days rather than weeks.

  3. Diagram of a site reconnaissance walkthrough

    Step 3: Site reconnaissance

    Days 2-5

    Field staff walk the site, log conditions, and interview operators so the scope reflects what is actually there.

  4. Diagram of soil and groundwater sampling with lab analysis

    Step 4: Sampling & analysis

    Week 2

    Soil, groundwater, vapor, or air data is collected and run through accredited laboratories with documented chain of custody.

  5. Diagram of a regulatory agency filing and approval path

    Step 5: Filing & closure

    We submit to the reviewing agency, answer comments, and carry the file through approval or no-further-action.

Schematic map of regional project coverage

Local coverage

Crews already working in your county

Short mobilization distances mean faster site visits, quicker sampling turnarounds, and engineers who know the local reviewers.

Diagram of a site reconnaissance walkthrough

Site reconnaissance

The walkthrough that sets the scope

Every engagement starts with a structured site walk so the scope, schedule, and budget reflect real conditions, not assumptions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Source: 100% lender approval across 350+ Phase I ESAs. Measured as the share of 350+ delivered ASTM E1527-21 Phase I ESAs accepted by the client's lender without rejection, 2005–present. Timeframe: 2005–present.

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One Team. One Point of Contact. From Assessment to Closeout.

Environmental, civil, and geotechnical, coordinated under a single project manager.

Most clients receive a proposal the same business day. Field work typically begins within 72 hours of authorization.

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