Environmental Consulting Services in Miami and South Florida
CRB supports developers, lenders, attorneys, and property owners across South Florida with environmental due diligence, site assessments, and regulatory guidance to keep projects moving forward.
Our work includes Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, environmental remediation, and indoor air quality investigations, performed in accordance with ASTM standards and applicable state and federal regulations.
Local Experience. National Resources.
CRB is headquartered in Florida and actively supports projects throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and surrounding areas throughout the state.
Our team understands the regulatory landscape, development pressures, and environmental conditions unique to South Florida, from dense urban redevelopment to coastal and groundwater considerations.
We regularly work with:
Commercial real estate developers
Lenders and financial institutions
Real estate attorneys
Property owners and operators
Environmental Services in Miami and South Florida
What Environmental Services Are Required for Properties in Miami?
Environmental due diligence is typically required during property acquisition, financing, redevelopment, or regulatory review.
Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ASTM E1527-21)
Phase II Environmental Site Assessments
Environmental Remediation and Corrective Action
Mold and Asbestos Assessments
and Indoor Air Quality Testing
Environmental conditions in South Florida differ from other regions due to climate, geology, and development patterns.
Common risks include:
Petroleum contamination from gas stations and contamination from dry cleaners
High groundwater tables affecting contaminant migration
Vapor intrusion in dense urban developments
Historic fill and urban redevelopment impacts
Mold and moisture intrusion due to humidity and building conditions
Coastal and aquifer sensitivity
Environmental Considerations in South Florida
Built Around Transaction Timelines
Environmental work can either slow a deal down or keep it moving. CRB is structured to support transaction timelines with:
Fast turnaround times when timing matters
Clear, defensible reporting aligned with lender and legal requirements
Senior-led oversight from proposal through final report
Practical recommendations, not overcomplicated scope
We understand what’s at stake in acquisitions, refinancing, and redevelopment, and we operate accordingly.
Serving Miami and Surrounding Areas
Miami
Miami Beach
Coral Gables
Doral
Fort Lauderdale
West Palm Beach
Boca Raton
Homestead
CRB Environmental Expertise
Since 1992, CRB has completed thousands of environmental investigations, site assessments, and remediation projects for investors, developers, industrial operators, and government agencies.
Our professionals bring decades of experience navigating environmental regulations and redevelopment challenges across the United States.
We’ve thrown some pretty complex projects their way, and they’ve tackled each one with professionalism and effectiveness. Communication is a big part of what makes them so easy to work with. They keep us in the loop at every stage, are always available to talk through issues, and make sure everyone is aligned from start to finish.
-Henry S. (Lima One)
FAQs
When Is a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Required?
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A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is typically required by lenders during commercial real estate transactions to identify potential environmental liabilities.
In Miami and South Florida, Phase I ESAs are commonly performed for:
Property acquisitions
Refinancing
Redevelopment projects
Brownfield and infill development
All Phase I ESAs are conducted in accordance with ASTM E1527-21 and EPA All Appropriate Inquiry (AAI) requirements.
How Long Do Environmental Reports Take?
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Turnaround times vary depending on scope and site conditions.
Typical timelines:
Phase I ESA: 2–4 weeks (expedited options available)
Phase II ESA: varies based on sampling and lab analysis
Mold / IAQ assessments: often completed within days
CRB is structured to meet transaction timelines and can expedite when needed.
Does CRB Only Work in South Florida?
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CRB is headquartered in Florida and offers self-performing work nationwide.
While we actively support projects across Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach, our team is available for environmental consulting services throughout Florida and the United States.
How Much Does a Phase I ESA Cost in Miami?
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Costs vary depending on site complexity, location, and surrounding land use.
Typical ranges:
Lower complexity sites: ~$2,000–$2,500
More complex or urban sites: ~$2,500–$3,500+
We provide clear, upfront proposals based on project specifics.
Have a Project in South Florida?
If you’re evaluating a property, navigating environmental requirements, or need clarity on next steps, our team is available to help.
Contact our team to get started.