Profile Completeness — 50%
Hart & Hickman Unclaimed
Hart & Hickman is a North Carolina-based environmental engineering and consulting firm established in 1995. It provides environmental consulting services to clients throughout the Southeastern United States, including site assessment, brownfield, remediation, compliance, and environmental litigation support.
Credentials & Experience
Coverage Area
Southeastern United States
Additional Details
- Years of Experience
- 31 years
- Service Types Offered
- NEPA Review
Review Sentiment
↑positive95%Hart & Hickman has an exemplary reputation with clients praising their expertise, responsiveness, attention to detail, and pragmatic problem-solving approach across multiple industries.
Review Highlights
"consistently delivers exceptional service...makes them indispensable to us"
"timely, accurate, and most importantly, insightful"
"depth of experience and willingness to provide guidance...promptly return calls and emails"
"approach it pragmatically...care they place in the solutions presented"
Location
5811 Glenwood Ave, Ste 100, Raleigh, NC 27612
Request a Quote from Hart & Hickman
Request sent
Your request has been sent to Hart & Hickman. They reply to your email directly; response times vary by provider.
There is no need to send this again. If you have not heard back in two business days, email us and we will chase it, or ask more providers in your area.
Something went wrong. Please try again.
Have you worked with this business? Leave a review
Leave a Review for Hart & Hickman
Review Submitted!
Thank you for your feedback. Your review will be published after verification.
Something went wrong. Please try again.
Sponsored
Want to appear above your competitors?
Get FeaturedPremium placement · Priority visibility · Sponsored badge
Environmental consultant Resources

Freelance vs. Agency Environmental Consultant: Which Should You Hire?
Freelance environmental consultant vs. agency: see why solo pros cost less, start faster, and deliver more senior attention on most Phase I ESAs.

15 Questions to Ask Before Hiring an Environmental Consultant
15 questions every real-estate developer should ask before hiring an environmental consultant — including ASTM E1527-21 compliance, REC experience, and…

Certified vs. Uncertified Environmental Consultants: Does the Credential Matter?
Hiring an uncertified environmental consultant cost one developer $12,000 in re-assessment fees. See which credentials are non-negotiable for lenders.
Looking for more? Browse our full resource library or find environmental consultants in other cities.
Stay Updated
Pricing data and tips for choosing a provider.
Free. Unsubscribe anytime.
Get a free quote from Hart & Hickman