Soil Remediation Services in NJ

Our services can aid both commercial and residential landscapes as soil that is polluted discourages development. The three most popular types of remediation are soil, thermal and bio remediation:

Soil Remediation: This is a type of quarantine where the contaminants are isolated so that they do not spread. To achieve this, the soil might be mixed with concrete lime and cement.

Thermal Remediation: This procedure involves heating up contaminated material until it evaporates. To achieve this, the soil must reach higher temperatures, which range from 650 degrees Fahrenheit to 900 degrees F. Once the soil has been adequately heated, it will then be transferred to a specialized cooling unit.

Bio Remediation: Experts will apply special bacteria which absorb and breaks down the soil pollutants. Once the bacteria consume all the harmful materials, they will then die off themselves, which leaves behind healthier terrain.

We use a variety of tools and equipment to remove heavy metals, semi-volatiles, cyanides, petroleum and pesticides from the ground, which improves surface and groundwater along with agricultural crops. We will remove any contaminants that are harmful to animals and humans, which make the community safer to reside in.

During urban planning, the term “brownfield land” is used to describe areas that are presently unused, but that were developed in the past and could be polluted. Through the usage of environmental remediation, these sites can be restored to a state where they are usable by residents. A contaminated environment is one that cannot regenerate naturally thanks to anthropogenic activity. Metal in particular can create physical, chemical and biological effects that inhibit growth because the pollutants are toxic to healthy bacteria.

Equally important, remediation also prevents erosion, which is a common problem in areas that lack adequate vegetation and plant cover. Both water and wind will quickly erode the land, creating additional damage while spreading metallic contamination to neighboring regions. Once the site has been cleaned up, it can be used in a productive manner, whether for farming, residential or commercial purposes. It will also boost property values, both for the site itself and the surrounding neighborhood.

Reversing adverse environmental damage is rarely a straightforward process. It necessitates an extensive and diverse skillset that is beyond the scope of any one person. This is why Mission LLC works with professionals such as geologists, environmental engineers, microbiologists, statisticians and even computer scientists to ensure every remediation project is done the right way.

By working with a dedicated and experienced team, you’ll enjoy world-class monitoring of the chemical, physical and biological processes that have occurred on a given piece of land and can respond accordingly.

For more information about our soil remediation services in NJ, contact us today.