Are septic systems an issue?
Septic systems are not generally an environmental concern. Even the EPA on its webpage suggests no concern especially if used for the purposes intended-toilets, showers
Septic systems are not generally an environmental concern. Even the EPA on its webpage suggests no concern especially if used for the purposes intended-toilets, showers
I recently was asked by a banking client to review one of these reports to see if there was a necessity to perform a Phase
Looks Like a Crime Scene? A typical big truck shop operation will often have the following “housekeeping issues”: Waste oil/used lubricants stored in 55-gallon drums
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How to “properly” order a Phase I ESA Usually the first bit of information when requesting the need for a Phase I ESA is the
Case Study- A Phase I ESA Gone Overboard Last fall I was asked to assess part of a four-acre parcel of land in West Texas
Case Studies Case #1: Expertise Gives A Convenient Remedy A regional convenience store was purchasing an oilfield service facility with a truck repair shop. The
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