Pare Corporation services

The environmental engineers of Pare Corporation can provide environmental site assessments, from performing historical site review and investigations (Phase I); developing and implementing sampling and analysis programs (Phase II); to the development of plans for site remedial action and contaminant mitigation (Phase III). Our personnel have significant experience assuring project compliance with federal regulations as well as the requirements of states throughout the northeast. Our environmental site assessments for commercial real estate are conducted in conformance with the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM Standards E1527 and E1528). PARE has the experience, technology, and personnel to carry out the `cradle to grave` management strategy required for dealing with hazardous waste and materials in the environment today.

PARE has provided a wide variety of planning services for our clients.  PARE`s planners combine transportation and municipal planning tenets to produce smart growth solutions for efforts such as land use planning, urban revitalization, harbor management plans, wastewater facility plans, zoning, design guidelines, and more.

Given the growing demand on limited resources and the lack of readily available sites for sanitary landfills, solid waste management and resource recovery are increasingly complex and significant engineering challenges. The engineers and planners at PARE possess a unique combination of skills needed to address the challenges of solid waste management and resource recovery. PARE has provided complete planning and design services for municipal and private landfills, transfer stations and recycling facilities, as well as regional and state resource recovery facilities. PARE’s involvement with landfill facilities since 1974 has led to our expertise at a variety of levels.

The environmental engineers of Pare Corporation have been engaged by water suppliers, wastewater managers, and individual clients throughout New England for our expertise in potable water supply and wastewater management. PARE has remained on the cutting edge of emerging technology in the waterworks industry, including the development and refinement of computer models of water systems, and the use of these models to complete in-depth hydraulic evaluations. With clients ranging from some of the smallest rural community water systems to some of the largest water systems in New England—some serving hundreds of thousands of customers—PARE has built its engineering practice on long-standing relationships.  A number of New England communities consider PARE their “Water Engineer.”