Regulatory Site Closure

Navigating the regulations to get to the closure of a contaminated site can be complicated and time consuming. That is why it is important to work with Environmental Professionals who have demonstrated their ability to obtain a "No Further Action", (NFA) from the regulatory agency.

We have experience with Washington State's Voluntary Cleanup Program, (VCP) and Petroleum Technical Assistance Program (PTAP) programs. We also work with Alaska's Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) and Oregon's Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) to obtain site closures in the most efficient manner, saving money and time.

Recent successful site closures (NFA)

  • Auto Body Shop (leaking underground storage tank)

  • Restaurant (early 20th century gas station, petroleum-contaminated soil)

  • Strip mall (soil and soil vapor petroleum contamination)

  • Gas station (petroleum contaminated soil and groundwater)

  • Gas station (petroleum hydrocarbons and lead in soil and groundwater)

  • Auto repair and tire center (petroleum contaminated soil)