SEA performs assessments for environmental feasibility, including Environmental Impact Reviews, Wetland Delineations, Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, indoor environmental quality, and other inspections as needed). We obtain all necessary environmental permits and approvals for site development/operation, provide monitoring services, and assist, as needed, with compliance to applicable USEPA, OSHA, and other governmental environmental regulations.
CREDENTIALS
• Registered Environmental Manager and Certified Environmental Professional
• Court-qualified Expert Witness
• OSHA-certified for Hazardous Waste Site Operations
• Virginia-certified Professional Wetland Delineator
• Virginia-licensed Authorized Onsite Soil Evaluator
• Virginia-licensed Asbestos Inspectors, Management Planners, & Project Monitors
• Virginia licensed Lead Inspectors and Risk Assessors
• North Carolina-licensed Asbestos Inspectors and Project Monitors
• NIOSH 582-certified Analysts
• Virginia Class A Contractor License
• Associate Professional Engineers (PE), Professional Geologists, and Certified Industrial
Hygienists (CIH)
• Management Consultants for Environmental-related Issues
Environmental Site Assessments
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• Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments
• Subsurface Testing – Soil and Groundwater
• Real Estate Transactional Consultation
• Environmental Compliance
• NEPA Documentation, Environmental Impact Statement, and Assessments
• Endangered and Threatened Species
• Surveys and Assessments
Wetlands
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• Identification, Delineation, Permitting
• Mitigation Design and Banks
• Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act
• Consultations
Indoor Environmental Quality
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• Microbial and Bioaerosol Identification and Health Risk Assessment
• Assessment/Corrective Action Plans for Mold
• Operational and Management Plan Consultation
• Indoor Hazardous Material Detection and Risk Assessment
• Building-related Illness Assessment
• Personal Exposure Assessment
• Noise Surveys
Onsite Sewage Disposal Feasibility
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• Soil Evaluations for Single Lots and Subdivisions
• Design of Conventional and Alternative Onsite Sewage Disposal Systems
Environmental Regulatory Management
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• Industrial Wastewater and Stormwater Permits/Pollution Prevention Plans
• Solid Waste/Hazardous Waste Management
• Landfill Permits, Monitoring, and Compliance Audit
Shoreline Structures
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• Permit Assistance for Piers, Bulkheads, and Breakwaters
• Design of Shoreline Erosion Controls
Defective Drywall Remediation Assessment
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Defective drywall was introduced to the U.S. as early as 2002 and was used in new construction, additions, and renovations of pre-existing houses until about 2008 with most used in the 2004-2007 timeframe. As the problems caused by the off-gassing of sulfide gasses became apparent, importation of the problem drywall was cease and remediation activity was initiated.
The problem drywall and all drywall dust needs to be removed and residue of the sulfur gases need time to gas-off from wood framing and flooring materials prior to re-finishing the structure with known non-problem drywall.