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Representative Project Experience
The following matrix represents a portion of the projects that
TEC has performed since it was first established. The projects were selected based upon
their ability to represent the variety and extent of services provided to our clients.
Subsurface
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Restoration |
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TEC was called to perform emergency
response services for this Fairfield County fuel merchant. When petroleum was discovered
in a storm drain, TEC performed a dye test to determine the how far the contamination had
spread. Product was removed with a vacuum truck and piping system repaired. |
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TEC removed three (3) 550 gallon USTs
and subsequently discovered soil contamination. Under the supervision of the
homeowner’s insurance company, TEC implemented an enhanced bioremediation program.
TEC also assisted the client in obtaining third party reimbursement funds. |
Subsurface
Study |
UST |
Remedial
Activity |
Restoration |
Project
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TEC removed a 550 gallon UST from this
exclusive residential property in Fairfield County. The project included extensive
specialty finish work including concrete, landscaping and carpentry work. |
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TEC removed a 550 gallon UST and
conducted a subsurface investigation using direct push drilling and narrow diameter
sampling methods. |
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TEC removed a 5,000 gallon UST from
this converted industrial /office property. Soil contamination discovered during the
removal was excavated and disposed of off-site. |
Subsurface
Study |
UST |
Remedial
Activity |
Restoration |
Project
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TEC performed a UST removal project for
a major insurance carrier. Under the project, TEC removed a 550 gallon tank and replaced
it with a specially specified above ground tank. Contaminated soils were excavated and
trucked for off-site disposal. |
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At the client’s request, TEC
conducted a subsurface investigation prior to removing a 1,000 gallon UST. Using the
direct push drilling and narrow diameter sampling methods kept investigation costs low and
the UST was removed. |
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