A Contaminated Soil Isn’t Always Visible but It Can Stop Your Project
Hydrocarbons, heavy metals, solvents, chemicals… a property may conceal contaminants that pose risks to both human health and the environment. Our soil analyses identify the nature and extent of contamination, helping you make informed, compliant decisions.
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Over 500 soil analyses completed
Collaboration with real estate developers, municipalities, and institutions
A trusted partner for site transactions and rehabilitation projects
When Should Soil Be Tested?
- During a real estate transaction (purchase or sale of land)
- Before construction, expansion, or rehabilitation work
- After accidental spills of petroleum or chemical products
- When unusual odours or visible traces appear in the soil
In Quebec, the Regulation Respecting the Protection and Rehabilitation of Contaminated Lands (RPRT) requires Phase I and Phase II environmental studies in many situations. Failing to assess contaminated soil can delay a project, lead to unexpected costs, and expose you to legal liability.
The team supported us at every stage of the environmental assessment, from Phase I through to final recommendations. The explanations were clear, the report precise, and timelines were respected, which greatly facilitated our real estate transaction.
— François, Real Estate Developer, Laval
What We Guarantee
Full compliance with Quebec regulatory requirements
Recognized, accredited scientific methods
Timely delivery to prevent project delays
Clear, simplified reports suitable for submission to authorities
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