Environmental Restoration:

Environmental Restoration begins with primary data collection using tools and analytical testing methods to investigate and provide the client with a certified report of "chemicals of concern". Surface and subsurface exploratory methods ascertain contaminant exposure pathways (dermal, inhalation, ingestion) of soil, water and airborne chemical contaminants. Contaminated soil and groundwater requires disclosure in property transactions. The chemicals of concern are used in calculations of potential human and ecological health risk, and must be reduced to levels that are court-defensible for the use of the property. Disclosure of contaminated property can lead to a diminished property value unless otherwise corrected. Environmental restoration increases land value and makes a distressed property saleable.

The Denali Group offers a full range of soil and water media characterization, contaminated soil characterization, ground water sampling, compliance monitoring, computer modeling, and remediation. Denali performs property transaction due diligence and offers assistance through associates in property management and real estate.

	•	Phase I Environmental Site Assessment/ Regulatory Database Assessment
	•	Property Transaction Assistance
	•	Phase II Environmental Site Assessment Soil/ Hydrogeologic investigation
	•	Brownfield/ Distressed Property Characterization/ UST
	•	Compliance Monitoring and Sampling
	•	Groundwater Flow/Plume Modeling
	•	Soil Vapor Assessment
	•	Geophysical Mapping
	•	Forensic Chemical Analysis
	•	Interface with Regulatory Agencies
	•	Risk-based Corrective Action (RBCA)
	•	Natural Attenuation Evaluation/ Biological Sampling
	•	Site Remediation/ Land Restoration
	•	Third Party Reviews and Expert Witness Testimony
	•	Management Plans/Hazardous Materials/Spill Prevention/Storm Water
	•	Case Closure Assistance

The Denali Group also performs air sampling and human health risk assessments for "sick building" syndrome.

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