The product
The environmental record of one address
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What the report covers
Superfund and cleanup sites
Every NPL site within 10 miles and every site in the 14,980-record federal cleanup inventory within 3, with distances.
Underground fuel tanks
Tank facilities and open leak cleanups within a mile of the address, from EPA's national UST Finder.
Toxic releases
TRI facilities within 3 miles, what they reported releasing in 2024, and how much.
Drinking water
The PFAS test results for the water systems serving the county, read against the federal limits.
Radon
The EPA radon zone for the county, with what the zone means.
Plain-language reading
What, if anything, the records suggest doing next: a tap test, a state file request, or a professional assessment.
What this is not. This report states what the public federal record shows near an address, with sources and distances. It is not an ASTM E1527 Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, does not include historical land-use research or a site visit, and cannot certify that any property is free of contamination. For a commercial transaction or legal protection under CERCLA's innocent purchaser rules, engage a licensed environmental professional.
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