Own Your Thornton Territory: Pick Projects, Set Your Coverage
Experience true 1099-NEC contractor independence for Phase I ESAs in Thornton, CO. Define your radius, accept projects that fit, and ditch business development for good.
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- 10 Day Turnaround
- 1099 NEC Contractor
- ASTM E1527-21
- W-9 Direct Deposit
Thornton EPs · 1099-NEC
Colorado Has the Demand — We Bring the Projects
Thornton, Colorado has active commercial real-estate transactions and unmet local EP capacity for Phase I ESAs — adding field coverage here shortens dispatch time on local assignments.
- Active commercial real estate pipeline across Thornton, CO — industrial, multifamily, retail, and office Phase I ESAs.
- Underserved local EP coverage means fast dispatch on CO ASTM E1527-21 assignments near you.
- Adjacent submarkets generate steady overflow Phase I ESA demand from lenders, SBA borrowers, and CRE buyers.
- Refinance, acquisition, and 1031-exchange activity keeps Colorado Phase I ESA volume consistent year-round.
About Thornton
Within the city of Thornton, there are 419 facilities that are regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency. Records indicate that 79 facilities in Thornton, CO, are registered as handlers of RCRA hazardous waste. Adams County, Colorado, is home to 2,563 facilities that are subject to EPA regulation. A total of four sites within Adams County, Colorado, have been identified on the EPA Superfund National Priorities List. Mapped soil unit in the Adams County, CO soil survey: Weld loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes covering 107,961 acres.
Why Colorado EPs Choose Fast Phase I
Built by environmental professionals, for environmental professionals.
Get Paid Quickly
Direct deposit on every completed project. Transparent per-project pay, W-9 / 1099-NEC — no chasing invoices, no net-60 games.
Work On Your Schedule
Accept the Colorado projects you want, when you want. Supplement a full-time role or build a full book of business — you're in control.
Steady Local Opportunities
Set your home ZIP and a travel radius of 150 to 750 miles. Projects in your home state always reach you, and you'll hear about new Phase I ESA opportunities the moment they're posted in your coverage area.
Supported By An Experienced Platform
Join a nationwide network of environmental professionals backed by platform E&O coverage, dispatch, scheduling, and QA tooling — so you can focus on the field work you do best.
How Colorado EPs Get Started
Create your EP profile
Tell us your experience level, licensure, and upload credentials. Verification typically completes within one business day.
Set your Colorado coverage area
Choose a travel radius of 150 to 750 miles from your home ZIP. Projects in your home state always reach you, and you can add states where you'll write reports while a Field EP does the site visit.
Accept the projects you want
Review the property, scope, and payout — accept only what fits your schedule.
Site walk, draft, get paid
Perform the ASTM E1527-21 site visit and submit your draft through our field tools. A licensed PE/PG reviews and finalizes. Payout via Stripe Connect Express (direct deposit to your bank) — funds arrive three days after the report is delivered to the client.
Ready to earn as a Colorado EP?
How the platform works for EPs.
How do I get paid?
Payouts run through Stripe Connect Express — direct deposit to your bank account. Funds arrive three days after the report is delivered to the client. We handle 1099-NEC reporting automatically at year end. No invoicing, no chasing clients.
How much do I make per project?
Your EP Professional Fee starts at $1,690 on the $2,950 base project. Add-ons (additional parcels, 5+ acres, pre-1980 improvements, primary type surcharge, extra reliance parties) all flow directly to you — not to the platform.
What tools do I get?
Field tools built specifically for Phase I ESA work: SiteSnap360™ for guided site photos, SnapMap™ for figures, Project Folder™ for organized deliverables, and SnapRelay™ for client messaging. You also get access to our platform assistant — a focused helper built around Phase I ESA workflows that keeps you on task while you work through each section. You write and sign the report.
Do I need to be licensed?
We accept Environmental Professionals at every experience level as EPs, and Field EPs who handle the site visit, photograph log, and site figures. Every report is reviewed and signed by a state-licensed PE/PG before it goes to the client.
How do I set my coverage area?
In your EP dashboard, set a travel radius of 150 to 750 miles around your home ZIP. Projects in your home state (from your mailing address) always reach you, and you can add states where you'll write reports while a Field EP does the site visit. You can adjust anytime.
What's the turnaround expectation?
Site visit within a few days of accepting the project, then draft submitted so the report can be delivered 10 days after the site visit. Rush projects are optional — you see turnaround and net payout before you accept.
Is E&O coverage included?
Yes — Fast Phase I carries Errors & Omissions coverage for the platform and every EP working through it. It's built into every Phase I ESA and costs you nothing.
How are projects dispatched to me?
When a client orders a Phase I ESA inside your coverage area, we send you the project with scope, address, and net payout up front. You accept or pass. No bidding, no cold outreach, no business development.