Brinks Tank Services recently performed soil testing and remediation in Union City, NJ. The company was hired by a local property owner who was concerned about the possibility of soil contamination on their property.
Brinks Tank Services began by collecting soil samples from the property. The samples were then analyzed in a laboratory to determine the presence of any hazardous materials. The results of the analysis showed that the soil was contaminated with lead and arsenic.
Brinks Tank Services then developed a remediation plan to address the contamination. The plan included excavating and removing the contaminated soil, and then installing a containment system to prevent the spread of contamination.
Brinks Tank Services completed the remediation project on time and within budget. The property owner was very pleased with the results of the project, and they were grateful for the professional and courteous service provided by Brinks Tank Services.
Brinks Tank Services is a leading provider of environmental services in the New York metropolitan area. The company offers a comprehensive range of services, including soil testing, remediation, and tank removal. Brinks Tank Services is committed to providing its customers with the highest quality services and the best possible value.
If you are concerned about the possibility of soil contamination on your property, please contact Brinks Tank Services today. Brinks Tank Services will be happy to provide you with a free consultation and estimate.
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