Many Agents, Brokers and Bankers get their Environmental Report, read the executive summary and say to themselves “so is it clean or isn’t it?” I’ve been in the environmental consulting industry for over 10 years and I even come across Phase I ESA recommendations that I can’t decipher. What you expect from your Phase I ESA:👉🏻 A report with a concise recommendation that is easy to understand 👉🏻 A thorough investigation and report that complies with CSA and AEP standards.👉🏻 A completed project in your hands as quick as possible so you can close your deal.You aren’t an environmental professional. You shouldn’t have to go back to your Environmental Firm and ask “so what’s the recommendation? Am I clear to continue with this deal or do we need more work?” Vista offers Phase I ESAs that:✅ Have a clear and concise recommendation on whether or not we identified potential for environmental concern✅ Are in full compliance to CSA and AEP/Sask MoE guidelines✅ Are in your hands no more than 15 business days from project commencement ✅ Allow you to get your deals finalized in record timeScanning and reading just three lines of our entire report will tell you our result and allow you to move forward with what you care about most - finalizing your real estate deal. So if you're tired of waiting 4-6 weeks to get your environmental back, and then have a hard time understanding what the conclusion is...Reach out to me so we can chat! :) - Wes—-Wes is an experienced entrepreneur, operator, and project manager with a demonstrated history of working in the environmental consulting industry. He possesses extensive skills and experience conducting Phase 1, 2, and 3 Environmental Site Assessments throughout Western Canada, and is currently focusing on the growth and expansion of Vista’s environmental group. A strong professional with an Environmental Science Technology Diploma focused in Environmental Science from Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, Wes' career began focusing primarily on conducting Phase I ESAs throughout Western Canada. He showed prowess in project management and problem solving, so he was quickly transitioned into managing larger projects in the field.Since then he has continued managing projects ranging from Phase I ESAs to groundwater monitoring programs to Phase II ESAs to large scale remediation projects.In September 2020, Wes decided it was time to open his own firm, Vista Environmental Science, reflecting his own personal beliefs of trust, integrity, and an incredibly high standard of work.