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ESA, Inc. is a full service environmental firm. In addition to Abatement, Demolition, & Remediation offerings, ESA, Inc. has a full range of Hazardous Materials Services. Our field remediation services include the safe and compliant packaging, manifesting, transportation, and disposal of waste. See our services below for a full list of our HAZMAT offerings. ESA can handle all of your environmental needs nationwide, with a commitment to cost-effectiveness, time-efficiency, & safety.
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Waste Services
•Hazardous Waste Emergency Response
•Clandestine Methamphetamine Drug Laboratory Clean Up
•Soils Remediation
•Ground Water Remediation
•RCRA Hazardous Waste
•Non-Regulated Wastes
•Universal Waste
•Special Waste
•Lab Packs
•Environmental Assistance Programs
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Biological Waste
•Body Recovery
•Suicide Clean Up
•Murder Clean Up
•Clandestine Methamphetamine Drug Laboratory Clean Up
•Bodily Fluid Recovery
•Biological Contamination Neutralization
•Gray Water Remediation
•Black water Remediation |
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Plant and Industrial Services
•24-Hour Emergency Response
•Demolition & Decommissioning Services
•Industrial Maintenance
•Tank Cleaning
•Concrete and Asphalt Cleaning
•Battery Charging Station Services
•Hydro Scrubbing
•Waste Management |
Remediation Services
•Organics, PCBs, and Heavy
Metals Extraction Technologies
•Neutralization Process
•Equipment/Plant Decontamination
•Soil Extraction
•Process Decommissioning |
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Product Recovery/Recycling Services
•Metals Recovery
•Oil Reclamation
•Glycol Reclamation
•Mercury Recycling
•Copper Recycling
•Fluorescent Lamps
•Mercury Vapor Lamps
•PCB Ballast
•Batteries
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Analytical Services
•Drinking Water Analysis
•Wastewater Analysis
•TCLP/Waste Characterization
•RCRA Analysis
•UST Impact Analysis
•Soil Analysis
•Asbestos Identification |
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Company: Samsonite Corporation
Contact: Tracy Bertles
Department: Manager, Labor Relations
Phone: (303) 373-7476 Project: Weekly waste collection and handling of all Hazardous, Non-Hazardous, Non-Regulated, Universal, and Special waste throughout the Denver, CO campus.
Remove, package, transport, and dispose of all Lamps, PCB Transformers, Capacitors, & Ballast
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Company: Marathon Oil, PTC Facility Closer
Contact: Mark Ehrman
Department: Senior Environmental Manager
Phone: (317) 694-0532
Project: Complete remediation, packaging, transportation, and disposal of the 87 acre laboratory facility located in Littleton Colorado. Wastes included Lamps, PCB Transformers, Capacitors, & Ballast, Mercury Spills, Mercury Vacuum Vessels, Contaminated Soils, Transformer Oils, Elevator Oils, Equipment & Motor Oil, Refrigerant Reclamation, Demolition of Elevator Cabs, Hydraulic Line Severing, Drop Lift Pistons, and Collect Pressured Oils
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Company: Consolidated Electric Distribution, Inc.
Contact: Bob Opp
Department: District Sales Manager
Phone: (303) 623-1233
Project: Weekly collection, transportation and recycling of lamps from several CED customers including King Soopers.
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Company: Cushman & Wakefield of Colorado, Inc.
Contact: Michael Turzanski
Contact: Al Mlynar
Department: Operations Manager
Phone: (303) 292-2300 Project: Monthly collection, transportation and recycling of lamps, PCB Ballast, and Lead Acid Batteries.
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Company: Waste Management of Colorado, Inc.
Contact: Kevin Phillips / Matt Morris
Department: Industrial Waste Sales
Phone: (800) 322-8405
Project: Hazardous Materials collection, consolidation, and lab pack.
Chemical release and equipment contamination emergency response, decontamination, waste packaging, transportation, and disposal
Collection and recycling of Lamps, PCB Ballast, and other Universal Waste from several WM customers State wide Contaminated Soils Excavation and Transportation
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COMPANY: United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation
Contact: Kay Schritter
Department: Administrative Officer
Project: Decontaminate for transformer oil tanks, install ladder system and chemically extract PCB’s from one 10,000 gallon tank and three Non-PCB tanks. Level “B” containment with supplied air and Confined Space protocols, including self permitting and constant atmosphere monitoring. Final Clearance samples were taken per the EPA’s PCB debris guidelines and proved that the chemical extraction process worked.
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