Creamer Environment, Inc. (CEI) services

Soil, sediment, and groundwater remediation are major components of site restoration and a specialty for Creamer Environmental, Inc. (CEI).  Our team of experts has completed remediation projects at a wide variety of industrial, commercial, and residential sites - including landfills, buried drum disposal sites, chemical manufacturing and processing plants, paper mills, bulk storage and petroleum refining facilities, former manufactured gas plants, and operating power plants. We have worked in lagoons, wetlands, and streambeds, and have successfully remediated numerous Brownfields sites for redevelopment.

While excavation and treatment are common solutions for many soil and groundwater remediation projects, containment can sometimes be a more appropriate and more economical alternative.Our crews are experienced in utilizing the specialized equipment necessary to construct containment systems in precarious and difficult-to- access locations. CEI has performed containment activities in and adjacent to water bodies, under structure footings and foundations, and within environmentally sensitive areas.On one site we installed a vertical barrier, similar to the sound wall system normally used on highway construction projects,to serve as a vertical cut-off wall.This, along with a soil cap, kept landfill debris from eroding into an adjacent river. We have capped and contained sites contaminated with both organic and inorganic compounds including chromium,lead, arsenic, PCBs, TCE, coal tar, and BTEX. In each case,CEI delivered the safe, sound, and cost-effective solutions our clients required.

Restoring a contaminated site requires creativity, ingenuity, and technical expertise. CEI`s scientists and engineers are constantly developing and evaluating new technologies and processes to enhance our site remediation capabilities. To facilitate site cleanups, CEI has studied and implemented many of the latest remediation technologies, including soil stabilization, sludge solidification, dewatering via centrifuging, chemical oxidation, thermal desorption, air sparging, soil vapor extraction, and bioremediation. We have developed proprietary technologies for temporary water treatment for use during dewatering projects. In most cases, these technologies enable us to treat water to meet `discharge to surface water` or POTW criteria.