Oklahoma City · Serving the entire state
Phase 1 and Phase 2 environmental site inspections for tank owners, buyers, lenders, and property stakeholders across Oklahoma. We find out what is actually in the ground and write the report your deal or your regulator is waiting on.
A few details and a consultant will call you back. Takes about a minute.
What You Get
A Phase 1 tells you whether there is a reason to worry. A Phase 2 proves what is in the soil and groundwater. We do both, and if the results turn into a cleanup, the same team carries it through.
The records and observation pass. No drilling, no sampling. It tells a buyer, lender, or owner whether the property carries a recognized environmental concern.
The sampling phase. We drill, pull soil and groundwater, and confirm whether the concerns found in a Phase 1 are real, and how far they reach.
Why Phoenix
The firm was founded by former Oklahoma Corporation Commission regulators. We know how these reports get reviewed because we used to review them.
Drilling, sampling, monitoring, and reporting are performed in house. Nobody hands your site off, and nobody blames the other guy when a date slips.
If an inspection turns into a cleanup, the same team handles remediation and the paperwork with the city or state, through to case closure.
In Their Words
Trusted for 25 Years
"Love's has worked with The Phoenix Group for more than 25 years, and for good reason. As Environmental Manager, I measure partners by how easy they make my job. With Phoenix, I hand them a problem, check in periodically, and it's handled, every time. They've taken on projects no one else wanted, solved issues others said weren't possible, and consistently delivered on time, on budget, and without complications. When a confirmed release letter shows up, there's no question who I call. For Oklahoma work, they're the go-to team."
Nearly 30 Years of Trust
"Love's has worked with The Phoenix Group for close to 30 years, and the relationship has always been straightforward. When an issue comes up, I can call Phoenix, put them on it, and trust that it's handled from that point forward. They've supported us through full tank replacements and have managed the entire process, from the field work to completing all paperwork with the city or state. I don't have to chase updates or worry about loose ends. They take it from start to finish and get it done."
Where We Work
Our crews mobilize statewide from Oklahoma City, from a metro convenience store lot to a rural tank site four hours out.
Straight Answers
A Phase 1 environmental site inspection is a records and observation review. It looks at site history, past uses, and regulatory databases to flag recognized environmental concerns. A Phase 2 goes into the ground: soil borings, groundwater samples, and lab analysis to confirm whether a concern is real and how far it extends.
Usually no. A Phase 2 is triggered when a Phase 1 identifies a recognized environmental concern, when a lender or buyer requires confirmation, or when a regulator has already sent a notice about the site.
Timing depends on site access, records turnaround, and laboratory schedules. We give you a written timeline before we mobilize, and we tell you early if anything is going to move it.
Call us at (405) 835-6049 before you respond. Our team includes former Oklahoma Corporation Commission regulators, so we can tell you what the notice actually requires, what your deadline is, and what the next step costs.
Eligibility depends on the tank, the registration status, and the type of release. We walk tank owners through what the fund will and will not cover before work starts, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
The same team handles it. We move from assessment into remediation, from direct push boring and high vacuum extraction to in-situ chemical injection, and we manage the reporting with the city or state through case closure.
Send the details and a consultant will call you back. If you already have a notice in hand or a closing date on the calendar, call us directly.
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