Expert guides, templates, and insights to support your environmental due diligence and remediation projects.
Professional resources for environmental professionals and property stakeholders
Essential Due Diligence Guide
Comprehensive checklist covering all ASTM E1527-21 requirements for environmental site assessments.
Transaction Risk Assessment
Protect your investment with comprehensive environmental due diligence for acquisitions and transactions.
2026 Federal & State Programs
Navigate available grants, tax incentives, and funding programs for brownfield redevelopment projects.
Market Analysis & Investment Guide
Exclusive report on brownfield investment opportunities in the NY/NJ metro area with market trends and funding updates.
NY/NJ Environmental Permits
Quick-reference guide to environmental permit requirements across New York and New Jersey jurisdictions.
Site Remediation Essentials
Navigate New Jersey's Licensed Site Remediation Professional program requirements and timelines.
Geotechnical Planning Essentials
Key considerations for site development from subsurface investigation through construction oversight.
Green Infrastructure Solutions
Design considerations for stormwater management systems including green infrastructure and BMP selection.
GIS & Analytics Setup Guide
Framework for building effective environmental monitoring dashboards and GIS systems.
Environmental Data Management
Best practices for organizing, storing, and visualizing environmental and geospatial data.
Envicon Group Capabilities Overview
Explore our firm's credentials, project experience, key personnel, and service capabilities in an interactive flipbook format.
The same engineering judgment that earned our CEO, Jason C. Pancoast, P.E., two industry honors in 2026 informs every guide and template we publish.
Marquis Who's Who · 2026
Jason C. Pancoast, P.E., CEO of Envicon Group, has been selected as a Marquis Who's Who Honoree for distinguished contribution to environmental engineering, brownfield redevelopment, and civil consulting.
NY Real Estate Journal · 2026
Featured by the New York Real Estate Journal among the leaders shaping the future of NY and NJ real estate, development, and environmental due diligence.
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Regulatory UpdatesCritical updates to New Jersey's Licensed Site Remediation Professional program for 2026, including revised mandatory timeframes, new reporting requirements, and compliance strategies for responsible parties.
Regulatory UpdatesNavigating NYC's Environmental (E) Designation requirements for developers and property owners in 2026, including OER protocols, hazmat testing, and noise/air quality compliance for building permits.
Technical GuidesWhat monitoring wells are, how they are installed on contaminated or potentially contaminated sites, and the data they provide for Phase II ESAs, remediation, and long-term groundwater compliance in New York and New Jersey.
Regulatory UpdatesHow evolving PFAS standards, tighter institutional control requirements, and new closure pathways are reshaping site remediation strategy for property owners and developers across the Northeast.
Regulatory UpdatesEssential changes in the ASTM E1527-21 Phase I Environmental Site Assessment standard, including vapor intrusion requirements and enhanced due diligence protocols for NY/NJ property transactions.
Tax IncentivesComplete guide to NY Brownfield Cleanup Program tax credits for 2025, including site preparation credits, tangible property credits, and strategic planning for developers and investors.
Using these resources
The guides below cover the early steps; our engineers pick up wherever the do-it-yourself path runs out.
Start with the same due-diligence and compliance checklists our project managers work from.
Day 1
A licensed engineer reviews the property, your deadline, and who needs the report — lender, agency, or counsel.
Week 2
Soil, groundwater, vapor, or air data is collected and run through accredited laboratories with documented chain of custody.
We submit to the reviewing agency, answer comments, and carry the file through approval or no-further-action.
Field-tested guidance
Download the same due-diligence and compliance checklists our project managers work from, written for owners, lenders, and counsel.
Agency navigation
Our guides walk through NYSDEC, NJDEP, and local approval sequences so you can budget realistic timelines instead of guessing.
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