TRI STATE RESPONDS

Addressing remediation on a larger scale can be time-consuming and financially demanding. Before initiating the process, reach out to Tri-State Environmental for guidance. We can walk you through the necessary steps, inform you of expected outcomes, and help you navigate potential pitfalls along the way.

Contaminated soils possess the potential to release harmful toxic substances and petroleum compounds into surrounding ground or surface waters as they degrade. Upon being tasked with the remediation of substantial volumes of hazardous or petroleum waste, Tri-State Environmental conducts comprehensive data collection at each site, documenting information from individual wells. This approach enables the establishment of a comprehensive and enduring record detailing the presence, location, and levels of hazardous or petroleum-based substances and compounds within the wells, ensuring thorough monitoring and management.

When oil spills occur, petroleum products such as diesel, gasoline and heating oil can enter these basins that are connected underground and ultimately release into ponds, streams, and rivers. The crews at Tri-State Environmental have the expertise, experience to remove petroleum impacted sediment / sludge and even evacuate pumpable liquid with the use of vacuum trucks when necessary.

This client took an oil delivery in the early am hours and by evening their oil tank was empty. A nearby neighbor noticed the free product on the road and called the DEC. Tri State Environmental Services was then called to respond! Now with a containment boom for about quarter of a mile along the roadway, the soil excavating is next. When you need the very best in environmental solutions, Tri State Environmental Services is there for you twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

A leaking underground heating oil tank (UST) can represent a major inconvenience and should only be removed by an OSHA trained, environmentally experienced contractor. We specialize in underground and above ground heating oil tank removals and abandonments in place and our emergency response personnel are available round the clock to be dispatched.

Catch basins are in every neighborhood….on every public street and all along the highways. They are a critical part of our infrastructure and storm water management programs. When oil spills occur, petroleum products such as diesel, gasoline and heating oil can enter these basins that are connected underground and ultimately release into ponds, streams and rivers. The crews at Tri-State Environmental have the expertise, experience and confined space entry certification to properly enter these basins to remove petroleum impacted sediment and sludge and evacuate pumpable liquid with the use of vacuum trucks.

Tri-State Environmental provides a comprehensive waste disposal service including proper characterization of waste, sampling and analytical services if required, transportation of waste as a NYS DEC licensed waste transporter and cost competitive, environmentally appropriate disposal options.

A leak in your heating oil tank (underground or aboveground) is not ever ideal...it can cost thousands of dollars and negatively impact the groundwater and soil on your property and others. A leaking underground heating oil tank (UST) can represent a major inconvenience and should only be removed by an OSHA trained, environmentally experienced contractor.

The location of a spill is a very important consideration when developing a cleanup strategy. Reaction time, evaluation, experience, and training are mandatory factors to overcoming ever changing and challenging variables.