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Phase I reports, drafted before the site walk.

Upload the EDR or ERIS package. Geoparse reads it, looks up the desk data and drafts each chapter in your firm’s Word template, ready for your review.

Every chapter of the Phase I, drafted.

Geoparse knows what ASTM E1527-21 asks for and where each answer lives. It drafts everything but the site walk. Every chapter waits for your approval.

  • 2.0 Site description: parcel, vicinity, adjoining uses
  • 3.0 Physical setting: geology, soils and flood zone
  • 4.0 Site reconnaissance: your notes from the site walk
  • 5.0 Historical use: aerials, Sanborns, topo maps
  • 5.5 City directories: occupants, decade by decade
  • 6.0 Regulatory records: every listing, classified
  • 6.3 Vapor encroachment: E2600 screening, site by site
  • 6.4 Agency records: requests and agency replies
  • 8.0 Findings: RECs, CRECs, HRECs, conclusion

Every value traces back to its source.

Each value shows where it came from: a page of the radius map, an agency letter or a public lookup. When the record is silent, it stays a data gap.

Senior review happens on the report.

Send the draft to a reviewer. Comments and redlines land on the report itself, and the assistant can work through them with you before you sign.

Exported in your template, in your words.

Reports print in your firm’s Word template, with conclusions drawn from your firm’s standard language. Export a PDF with appendices, or the Word file.

See a Phase I drafted for one of your sites.

Book a 30-minute demo at geoparse.ai. Bring a site and its radius map. We’ll draft it with you.