NEIGHBORHOOD REPORTS

Many of our neighborhoods contain "environmental hazards". These are man-made hazards typically caused by a wide variety of events, including chemical spills, leaking underground storage tanks, toxic waste sites, decommissioned military bases, manufacturing or mining facilities, laboratories, dry cleaners, past agricultural practices and many more. Concerned home owners are turning to the Neighborhood Environmental Reports for help in identifying potential environmental hazards where they live and work.

These easy to understand reports are generated from the largest collection of local, state and federal hazard records in the U.S. by the country's most trusted source of environmental risk information.

In fact, the report creates a summary for your neighborhood from federal and state databases. These currently identify more than 75,000 hazardous waste sites throughout the United States along with 551,368 identified leaking underground storage tanks and more than 1,000,000 specific locations at which discharges of hazardous substances have been reported.

This information is important to your family's health and piece of mind. It may also be important to the value of the house you are planning to buy - or sell.

This environmental hazard information is so important that thousands of lenders are now making the inclusion of such a report a standard part of the loan approval process for commercial loans. Recent FDIC guidance recommends that environmental pre-screening be done on all commercial loans. If they need to know to help protect their bottom line - maybe you do too.

For more information about this low cost and easy to read report, please call us at 800-772-7067. For about the price of a tank of gas, you can make the decisions that will let you breathe easier!