RMEA provides a wide range of environmental services to our clients, but our specialties include: Environmental Site Assessment (ESAs) As a core component of our business, Rocky Mountain Environmental [RMEA] provides "due diligence" services related to real estate transactions. RMEA implements the latest American Society of Testing and Materials [ASTM] standards for Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments, Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessments ( i.e., Site Characterization), and Phase 3 Environmental Site Assessments ( i.e., Site Cleanup/Remediation). In addition to the standard Phase 1 ESA, Rocky Mountain Environmental may evaluate business risks arising from other concerns, such as asbestos, lead paint, radon, wetlands, etc. These business risks may be just as important to you as obtaining CERCLA liability protection through the Phase 1, as these concerns may negatively impact the value of your property. RMEA has performed many hundreds of ESAs in Idaho and surrounding states. Our ESA team is headed by John Rice, President, and Terry Olson, Environmental Assessor. Since 1987, John has managed and conducted many hundreds of ESAs across the U.S. Similarly, Terry’s ESA experience extends from the late 1980’s, and has included numerous sites in Idaho and California. Site Investigations and Remediation RMEA has conducted successful site investigations and remediation projects at numerous sites throughout the Rocky Mountain region, and our staff have conducted such work nationwide. We have the experience with the latest technologies to efficiently conduct your project, and the relationships with regional regulatory staff to get your project through the regulatory process and attain closure. Underground Storage Tanks Many of RMEAs site investigation and remediation projects have been the result of leaking underground storage tanks (LUSTs). Our staff have extensive experience conducting tank-related projects since the 1980s, both in the Rocky Mountain region and across the U.S. Water Quality Studies Many of RMEAs projects involve water quality sampling and analysis. Our staff have many years experience with Water Quality projects throughout the region. RMEA maintains a wide range of groundwater and surface water sampling and in-field analytical equipment. Nutrient-Pathogen (NP Studies) RMEA conducts Level 1 and Level 2 Nutrient-Pathogen (NP) studies as per Idaho Dept. of Environmental Quality guidance. The selection of the appropriate input parameters into these models is the most important aspect of conducting a proper NP study. In particular, it is crucial with these models to select appropriate and defensible hydraulic conductivity and groundwater gradient values, as these parameters control the groundwater flow velocity at a site, which in turn controls the rate of waste-water contaminant attenuation.

RMEA provides a wide range of environmental services to our clients, but our specialties include: Environmental Site Assessment (ESAs) As a core component of our business, Rocky Mountain Environmental [RMEA] provides "due diligence" services related to real estate transactions. RMEA implements the latest American Society of Testing and Materials [ASTM] standards for Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments, Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessments ( i.e., Site Characterization), and Phase 3 Environmental Site Assessments ( i.e., Site Cleanup/Remediation). In addition to the standard Phase 1 ESA, Rocky Mountain Environmental may evaluate business risks arising from other concerns, such as asbestos, lead paint, radon, wetlands, etc. These business risks may be just as important to you as obtaining CERCLA liability protection through the Phase 1, as these concerns may negatively impact the value of your property. RMEA has performed many hundreds of ESAs in Idaho and surrounding states. Our ESA team is headed by John Rice, President, and Terry Olson, Environmental Assessor. Since 1987, John has managed and conducted many hundreds of ESAs across the U.S. Similarly, Terry’s ESA experience extends from the late 1980’s, and has included numerous sites in Idaho and California. Site Investigations and Remediation RMEA has conducted successful site investigations and remediation projects at numerous sites throughout the Rocky Mountain region, and our staff have conducted such work nationwide. We have the experience with the latest technologies to efficiently conduct your project, and the relationships with regional regulatory staff to get your project through the regulatory process and attain closure. Underground Storage Tanks Many of RMEAs site investigation and remediation projects have been the result of leaking underground storage tanks (LUSTs). Our staff have extensive experience conducting tank-related projects since the 1980s, both in the Rocky Mountain region and across the U.S. Water Quality Studies Many of RMEAs projects involve water quality sampling and analysis. Our staff have many years experience with Water Quality projects throughout the region. RMEA maintains a wide range of groundwater and surface water sampling and in-field analytical equipment. Nutrient-Pathogen (NP Studies) RMEA conducts Level 1 and Level 2 Nutrient-Pathogen (NP) studies as per Idaho Dept. of Environmental Quality guidance. The selection of the appropriate input parameters into these models is the most important aspect of conducting a proper NP study. In particular, it is crucial with these models to select appropriate and defensible hydraulic conductivity and groundwater gradient values, as these parameters control the groundwater flow velocity at a site, which in turn controls the rate of waste-water contaminant attenuation.