Clean Earth Technology, Inc.

If you're grappling with the hazardous materials (LNAPL or DNAPL) contamination of an underground water table, you already know that your first challenge is to identify the most effective and cost-efficient remediation solution for that particular site.

Clean Earth Technology manufactures groundwater remediation equipment based on a completely unique sensing technology. We work hard to provide the best possible products and services to the engineering consultants who plan and implement groundwater remediation solutions for their clients' contaminated properties. We've been doing this since 1990, and our equipment is currently operating productively in over 40 countries worldwide.

We believe that being a resource and guide for our customers is a critical part of the services that we offer. Our business model puts the customer's best interest first. If our products are not the most suitable option for a particular site, we will help you find the solution that is. We want you to feel confident about calling us with your next project, knowing we won't recommend our products to you unless we're sure they're the best choice for your site.

About Clean Earth Technology

Clean Earth Technology, Inc. was founded in 1990 by Dave and Carol Bowles, the owners of Bowles Corporation, an OEM manufacturing firm incorporated in 1983. Both Dave and Carol are engineers who worked at a nearby aerospace firm before starting their own company, and were familiar with NASA spacecraft fuel gauging technology. The interface sensors used in Clean Earth Technology’s equipment are a unique spin-off of this technology, setting it in a league of its own in the environmental industry. Since then, our systems have been hard at work, successfully restoring thousands of underground aquifers all over the world.

Clean Earth Technology is located in North Ferrisburgh, in the heart of the “Green Valley of Vermont”. We’re proud to be an active participant in the Vermont tradition of caring for the precious natural resources of this planet we all share.