Category: Environmental Consultants & Contractors

What Is the Average Cost of a New Oil Tank in New Jersey? A new residential oil tank in NJ typically costs about $2,500 to $6,000+ installed, depending on the tank size and type, installation location, accessibility, permits, piping and whether an existing tank must be removed. The new residential oil tank cost in NJ […]

Purchasing commercial real estate in New Jersey involves evaluating more than the building, location, zoning, financing, and purchase price. A property’s environmental history can introduce issues that affect negotiations, closing schedules, redevelopment plans, financing, and potential obligations after ownership changes. Conducting environmental due diligence in NJ real estate transactions gives buyers an opportunity to investigate […]

Environmental contamination can affect residential, commercial, and industrial properties throughout New Jersey. Whether contamination is discovered during a real estate transaction, redevelopment project, tank removal, or environmental investigation, property owners are often unfamiliar with what happens next and how the remediation process works. The NJDEP environmental remediation process was established to identify, investigate, and address […]

New Jersey maintains one of the most regulated environmental oversight systems in the country. When contamination is discovered on residential, commercial, or industrial property, environmental investigations and remediation activities often require the involvement of a Licensed Site Remediation Professional, commonly known as an LSRP. Do you want to explore what is an LSRP in NJ? […]

What Happens When Environmental Contamination is Found on a Property? Discovering environmental contamination on a property in New Jersey can feel overwhelming, especially when it occurs during a real estate transaction or redevelopment project. Whether contamination is identified through inspections, due diligence, or unexpected findings during construction, property owners are often unsure what steps follow […]

Environmental Factors That Influence New Jersey Home Sales Buying or selling a home in New Jersey involves far more than inspections, appraisals, and financing. Beneath the surface, environmental conditions can quietly influence property value, closing timelines, and long-term liability. Environmental due diligence in residential home sales and real estate transactions is often overlooked until a […]

Zero Waste Planning: How to Reduce Organizations’ Environmental Footprint In today’s climate-conscious business landscape, organizations increasingly recognize the dual benefits of environmental stewardship: fulfilling corporate social responsibility while improving their bottom line. Zero waste planning represents a comprehensive approach that allows businesses to systematically reduce their ecological impact while often discovering unexpected operational efficiencies and […]

All American Environmental: New Jersey’s Premier Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) Environmental protection is a critical issue in New Jersey, a state with a rich industrial history but also a legacy of ecological challenges. With the enactment of the 2009 Site Remediation Reform Act (SRRA), New Jersey has taken significant steps to address contamination issues […]

PAHs: Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Soil and Human Health Risk Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) are a group of organic compounds formed during incomplete combustion of organic matter, such as fossil fuels, wood, and tobacco. They are ubiquitous environmental contaminants known to have adverse effects on human health. PAHs are found in various environmental media, including […]

Investigating the Effects of Heavy Metal Contamination in Soil in New Jersey New Jersey is a densely populated state with a long history of industrialization. As a result, many areas of the state have been contaminated with heavy metals, which are toxic to humans and the environment. This article will explore the effects of heavy […]