Environmental Systems

Purchasing a commercial property in New Jersey can be complicated. Property history often reveals a contamination history.

Many new home buyers are faced with abandoned in place oil tank issues. Knowing if the tank is contaminating the property is key to worry free transaction.

Recently municipalities in N.J. have passed ordinances that prohibit discharge of sump pump and pool water into the street along with illegal connections to sanitary sewer systems. New subsurface storm water recharge systems can provide the solution.

Recently, Point Pleasant Boro passed a Ground Water Discharge Ordinance that prohibits discharge of water including discharges from pools and sump pumps directly into the street. Environmental systems can provide a cost effective solution.

Excavation projects can be simple or complex, having the right equipment and over 20 years experience allows for projects to be completed on time and on budget.

Mold Remediation can be now completed in less time and expense with new Microbe Technology and advanced cleaning techniques.

N.J. Company will remove any underground 290 Gallon Heating Oil Tank In Monmouth or Ocean County for $ 799. This is a limited time offer and this offer will end September 30, 2013

Residential structures and buildings contaminated with mold spores can cause respiratory illness and other health problems. Identification of mold issues can prevent Sick building Syndrome.

No Home buyer should purchase a property without having a Ground Penetrating Radar Survey. Knowing what is buried under the property can prevent environmental headaches later.

Purchasing a commercial property in New Jersey can be risky, especially if the property has a contamination history. Investigating this past history is part of the pre purchase " Due Diligence" which should be completed.