Soil and Groundwater
Sampling and Characterization
In the event of a
release or potential release of chemicals into soil and groundwater, an
adequate characterization of the extent of the release is of paramount concern
for business owners.
Soil and groundwater sampling is
necessary to fully delineate the plume of contamination, if present. This work
might include drilling to advance soil sampling equipment, setting groundwater
monitoring wells, and analyzing soil and groundwater samples for a variety of
potential environmental contaminants.
Upon completion, the data generated by
the sampling activities can then be compared to the existing standards to characterize
the magnitude and severity of the release and the associated scope of a
response action.
Environmental Support Network, Inc. has the skill, education,
and experience necessary to present a realistic sampling program that
characterizes the needs and requirements of the project.