Phase 1 ESA Providers in Wyoming

25 firms provide Phase 1 ESA services in Wyoming — 0 with a verified Wyoming presence and 25 national providers covering the state. Typical Wyoming pricing runs $2,000–$4,500.

Wyoming cost range $2,000 – $4,500
vs national At base rate
Providers serving Wyoming 25
Standard ASTM E1527-21

Those figures come from our Wyoming Phase 1 ESA cost analysis, which applies Wyoming's regional cost index to the national base rate of $2,000–$4,500. Wyoming tracks the national base rate; we publish a state-specific index only where we hold evidence that local rates diverge.

Local Providers in Wyoming

We do not yet track a firm headquartered in Wyoming for Phase 1 ESA work. That is a gap in our directory rather than a statement about the Wyoming market — the national providers below all cover the state, and many maintain regional offices. If you run a Wyoming firm, claim a listing.

National Providers Serving Wyoming (25)

National firms carry multi-state coverage and are usually the right call for portfolio deals spanning several states.

AEI Consultants

Nationwide $2,500 – $5,000

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American National

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Apex Companies

Nationwide

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BBJ Group

Nationwide

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CORE Environmental Consultants

Nationwide $2,500 – $5,000

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CREtelligent

Nationwide $1,800 – $2,500

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EBI Consulting

Nationwide

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ECS Limited

Nationwide

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Essel Environmental

Nationwide $1,400 – $4,600

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GEO Forward

Nationwide $1,900 – $7,000

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NV5

Nationwide

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Phase 1 Environmental Consulting

Nationwide $2,100 – $3,100

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Roux Associates

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SCS Engineers

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Terracon

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TRC Companies

Nationwide

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How to Choose a Phase 1 ESA Provider in Wyoming

  • Environmental Professional qualification. The report must be prepared by an EP as defined in 40 CFR 312. Ask who signs it, not just who sells it.
  • Wyoming records access. Historical records quality varies by county. A firm that has worked the county before moves faster on Sanborn maps, permits and agency files.
  • Lender acceptance. Confirm the firm's reports are accepted by your lender — see lender requirements before you commission.
  • Phase 2 capability. If the Phase 1 finds a REC you will want the same firm to scope the Phase 2; switching firms mid-investigation costs time and money.
  • Turnaround honesty. Two to three weeks is standard. A quote promising materially faster at no premium is worth questioning.

What Moves the Price in Wyoming

Property type shifts Phase 1 ESA cost more than geography does. These carry the largest premiums over a standard commercial parcel:

Turnaround and Rush Pricing in Wyoming

Standard turnaround is about 14 days from engagement in Wyoming. Rush service compresses that to roughly 5 days and prices at $2,800–$6,300 — a 40% premium. The binding constraint is usually records retrieval and agency response times, not the site visit, so a firm that already works the county often delivers faster at the same price.

Ask any Wyoming provider what their quoted turnaround actually starts from — engagement, retainer receipt, or receipt of the property information questionnaire. That definition is where most schedule disputes come from.

If the Wyoming Phase 1 Finds a REC

A Phase 1 that identifies a Recognized Environmental Condition triggers a Phase 2 ESA — soil, groundwater and vapor sampling with laboratory analysis. In Wyoming that runs $5,000–$25,000, against $2,000–$4,500 for the Phase 1 itself.

This is worth asking about before you engage, not after. A consultant who can carry the work through to Phase 2 already knows the site, and bundling the two typically costs less than bringing in a second firm mid-investigation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Phase 1 ESA cost in Wyoming?

A Phase 1 ESA in Wyoming typically costs $2,000 to $4,500, in line with the national base rate. Property type and scope move the figure more than location does.

How many Phase 1 ESA providers serve Wyoming?

We track 25 firms serving Wyoming: 0 with a verified Wyoming presence and 25 national providers that cover the state.

Do I need a Wyoming-licensed consultant?

A Phase 1 ESA must be conducted by an Environmental Professional as defined by the EPA's All Appropriate Inquiries rule (40 CFR 312). That is a federal qualification standard rather than a Wyoming licence, which is why national firms can work in every state. Wyoming-specific knowledge still matters for records access and state cleanup programs.

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