Determining the best remedial approach for a site or contaminant involves the review of assessment reports and knowledge of the best available technologies to complete the project. Muthig Environmental provides its clients with a wealth of knowledge and experience in the remediation of contaminated soil and groundwater. A great part of this knowledge has been gained with 22 years of experience providing various insurance companies with evaluation of remedial alternatives for their insured's contaminated sites located throughout the United States.
Muthig Environmental is not tied to any one remedial approach or strategy. This enables the company to recommend a remedial approach without the worry of trying to fit a type of technology that may not be the best for a particular site. Therefore, a remedial approach recommended by our firm will be the best for the site, regardless of who may own a type of equipment or technology to remediate the contamination.
"Liners" may provide a barrier to prevent migration of recovered fuel during remedial operations.
Staging drums of impacted soil before transportation to a disposal facility.
Documentation of "all possible sources of contamination" is important during implementation of remedial activities.
Booms can be used to prevent the migration of oil down-stream.
Open-hole air-sparging can be a cost saving tool in the remediation of groundwater.
The evaluation of remedial measures includes placing the site back to pre-spill conditions.