Remediation/Construction Technical Oversight

Kane Environmental's remediation experience is extensive. Soil excavations, air sparging/soil vapor extraction (AS/SVE), in-situ bioremediation of soil and groundwater, and traditional pump-and-treat methods of groundwater remediation are only a few of the techniques that Kane Environmental employs to mitigate impacted soil and groundwater. Feasibility and pilot studies are standard in selecting a remediation method suitable for the types of contamination present, and allow Kane Environmental to offer their clients a choice in the method used. The goal: achieve the highest possible level of cleanup for the lowest possible price. Utilization of mobile laboratories in excavation of contaminated soil allow for soil and groundwater sampling at a fixed cost, with same-day results. This is only one of the ways Kane Environmental helps their clients solve problems quickly and cost-effectively. Current projects include a feasibility study for a zero-valent iron filings wall to mitigate dry-cleaning solvent impacted groundwater, and a pilot study for in-situ bioremediation of PCE and TCE impacted groundwater.