Your inventory does not reconcile and the cause is unknown
Inventory is short, an alarm keeps recurring, a monitoring well has returned a positive result, or an agency has opened a file on the site.
How it goes
Separate the release from the false alarm
Most alarms trace back to a sensor or a reconciliation error. Some do not. Establishing which you have is the entire question, and guessing wrong is costly either way.
Test to a defensible standard
If it is a release, the documentation has to hold from the first day, because everything downstream gets built on it.
Give the agency data it can act on
An open file needs objective evidence to move. A third-party finding with no repair exposure behind it is the version that does not get discounted.
Why the file moves
On an open file the reviewer weighs who produced the data before they weigh the data. We quote no repairs and never bid the remediation, which removes the standard challenge to a third-party finding and is usually what a case needs to move.
Tell us what your site is facing
There is no sales process. You receive a direct answer on what it takes to bring the site into compliance, from the technician who will perform the work.
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