New Mexico/Hobbs/Phase II ESA

Phase II ESA in Hobbs, NM

When Phase I ESA identifies Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs) in Hobbs, Phase II subsurface investigation is required. Inspections Plus provides soil borings, groundwater sampling, laboratory analysis, and NMED Voluntary Remediation Program coordination for Lea County sites.

Last updated: July 2026Next regulatory update: New Mexico NMPDES program (WQCC rulemaking in progress)

Local context: Permian Basin energy development. High volume of industrial and commercial construction. Caliche and sand soil conditions.
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(505) 344-9410
Lea County

Phase II ESA in Hobbs — FAQ

When do I need a Phase II ESA?

When a Phase I identifies Recognized Environmental Conditions that warrant subsurface investigation — soil borings, groundwater sampling, and laboratory analysis.

Do you coordinate with NMED on remediation?

Yes — including NMED Voluntary Remediation Program coordination where remediation is indicated, for Lea County sites.

Does Inspections Plus serve Hobbs, NM?

Yes. Inspections Plus has served Lea County and the Hobbs area since 2005. Call (505) 344-9410 for a free, site-specific estimate.

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Related resources

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