Soil Vapour Monitoring
We offer soil vapour monitoring services that allow you to detect volatile organic compounds (VOCs), hydrocarbons and other contaminants in soil. Using this data, we can determine what remediation strategies are most effective for a particular site based on the subsurface soil structure.
In addition, soil vapour monitoring can reveal any potential pathways for contaminants to enter buildings and other structures. As a result, land development can be carried out safely and responsibly, and any contamination identified and remediated appropriately.
Soil Vapour Monitoring Data for Site Safety and Due Diligence
We provide you with the information you need to ensure that your land development project is executed safely and responsibly. Our experienced team of environmental scientists have decades of experience in soil vapour monitoring, and will install and sample soil vapour monitoring wells and interpret the data to accurately measure concentrations of hazardous gases in the soil.
We also conduct risk assessments to ensure that any potential contamination is identified and managed appropriately. Our services also ensure that you are in compliance with Site Management Plans (SMPs) and provide you with the necessary information for environmental due diligence and legal requirements.
Benefits of Soil Vapour Monitoring Services from EESI
- Detect and monitor the presence of hazardous gases in soil.
- Reveal any potential pathways for contaminants to enter buildings and other structures to prevent consequenses to human and environmnetal health.
- Ensure you are in compliance with Site Management Plans (SMPs) and provide data necessary for environmental due diligence and legal requirements.
Quality Environmental Services for all your Urban Development & Site Contamination needs
You receive a partnership that gives you absolute clarity about all environmental implications of your project, assisting you in meeting your environmental management obligations across the entire project life cycle – including compliance, planning, construction, operations, and eventually decommissioning.
