Building and Property Services
Due diligence of hazardous building materials associated with existing buildings and structures is a critical component of renovation and demolition projects, ongoing maintenance, and property transactions. GZA provides focused hazardous building material and property condition assessment (PCA) services that allow our clients to understand potential liabilities that are present prior to proceeding with a project or purchase.
GZA Helps Identify and Reduce Risk
GZA provides a broad range of building and property services associated with the assessment and management of environmental contaminants, including asbestos-containing materials (ACM), polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), lead paint, heavy metals, radon, mold, bacteria, universal wastes, and containerized chemicals in indoor environments.
Post-assessment, GZA can design and monitor hazardous building material removal projects as required by local, state, and federal regulations. Beyond our environmental and hazardous materials related services, we perform PCAs to review building systems and site improvements and evaluate their condition. GZA’s data and visualization practitioners can also develop an asset management database and dashboard to facilitate tracking of inspections, regulatory document preparation and submittals, maintenance activities, and other tasks to support compliance requirements and timely completion of recurring activities related to environmental and property needs.
GZA Helps Clients Evaluate Risk in Real Estate Transactions
GZA’s environmental due diligence practitioners help clients evaluate risk in real estate transactions. No project is too small, no portfolio too large, and no site too complicated – we’ve got you covered.
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Interview: GZA’s Ben Sallemi on Volunteering for the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s Science Advisory Board Public Health Standing Committee
Recently, GZA’s Ben Sallemi was reappointed to a volunteer role with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s (NJDEP’s) Science Advisory Board Public Health Standing Committee. Ben sat down with us to talk about the role, and how it helps inform the NJDEP’s approach to scientific issues.
