Soil Remediation and Florida Indoor Air Quality Testing: Adviron Environmental Systems Adviron.com

Soil Remediation has become a part of a big part of protecting human health and the environment. Our Soil Remediation Consultant techniques offer the correct techniques and solutions to create a safer environment and dispose of hazardous soil. For more in depth descriptions of soil remediation view the soil remediation in the Wiki Pedia

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In the the state of Florida millions of gallons of groundwater are used daily for drinking water, agriculture, and other important uses. Unlike surface water sources, groundwater is not required to meet strict standards for quality because the subsurface is assumed to filter out impurities. However, at thousands of hazardous waste sites , chemicals and hazardous materials have historically been released to the ground, sunk to the water table, and contaminated groundwater supplies. Once groundwater has been assessed contaminhated on your property you are required by law to clean it.

Adviron also conducts soil remediation services to assist you in resolving your environmental problem. Contact a environmental consultant today for a evaluation.

Soil and Ground Water Remediation

Adviron Environmental Systems, Inc. conducts non-hazardous soil remediation with outlets in Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties. Only petroleum-impacted soils are collected and routed to our outlets where state of the art technology is used to recycle the soil. All outlets have environmental controls to insure that contaminants never reach the environment.

Adviron determines the characterization of the soil based on analysis submitted by the owner or taken by Adviron. Knowledge of the site the soil was impacted, the contaminants, and whatever mechanism of release into the environment determines the type of analytical testing required. Should the sample be above criteria for non-hazardous set by the state of Florida, or the USEPA, then the soil would be disposed of as hazardous.

Soil that is accepted as non-hazardous is brought to a soil remediation unit for incineration. The soil is recycled and the client receives a"Certificate of Destruction" after the soil has been treated. New non-contaminated soil is the outcome without any contamination into the environment.

Once a site is suspected of being contaminated there is a need to assess the contamination. Often the assessment begins with preparation of a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment. The historical use of the site and the materials used and produced on site will guide the assessment strategy and type of sampling and chemical testing to be done. Often nearby sites owned by the same company or which are nearby and have been reclaimed, leveled or filled are also contaminated even where the current land use seems innocuous. For example, a car park may have been leveled by using contaminated waste in the fill. Also important is to consider off site contamination or nearby sites often through decades of emissions to soil, groundwater, and air. Ceiling dust, topsoil, surface and groundwater of nearby properties should also be tested, both before and after any remediation.

Call us or contact a soil remediation consultant today.