Location: Ovid, Colorado Scope of Work: Asbestos Abatement, Demolition Contract Value: $3.5 Million Date: February 2016 – March 2017 Client: Amalgamated Sugar ESA was selected by Amalgamated Sugar to perform the complete abatement and demolition of this former Sugar Factory. ESA performed complete abatement and demolition of the associated out-buildings. The main mill building is…
Location: Alamosa, Colorado Scope of Work: Asbestos Abatement, Demolition, Soil Remediation, Water Remediation Contract Value: $6 Million Date: July 2014 – September 2016 Client: Philips 66 This large-scale project showcases ESA’s ability to perform turnkey services on industrial facilities. ESA performed the abatement and demolition on ten structures. Once they were removed, ESA performed remediation…
Location: Greeley, Colorado Scope of Work: Asbestos Abatement Contract Value: $1.5 Million Date: January 2009 – 2012 Client: Banner Health Systems ESA performed asbestos and mold remediation for Banner Health Systems at multiple facilities over a three-year period. At the Northern Colorado Medical Center, ESA performed asbestos abatement and mold remediation services in multiple areas.…
Location: Lakewood, Colorado Scope of Work: Asbestos Abatement, Demolition, Soil Remediation Contract Value: $1.2 Million Date: September 2014 – March 2015 Client: Westlink at Oak Street/Brinkmann Constructors ESA contained this 160,000-sf structure and performed the complete asbestos abatement of all CMU block on the structure. ESA demolished the block within containment and removed the ACM…
The University of Denver has demolished one of the oldest residence buildings it owns. DU discovered renovating the 1960-era Cavalier Apartments would be seven times more expensive than demolishing it, said Spokeswoman Theresa Ahrens. The last round of students moved out in June, and demo work started in November. Ahrens said DU decided to demolish…
GRADING AND EXCAVATION CONTRACTOR MAGAZINE From the November-December 2016 issue Paula Black • November 3, 2016 The more-than-$200-million Stapleton Redevelopment project near Denver is still underway of its transformation from an international airport, to a thriving residential and mixed-use community. While many local organizations and businesses have come together over the ongoing, 16-year project, Earth…
Working in collaboration with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Brinkmann Constructors, SJR Environmental Consulting and Earth Services & Abatement, Inc. transformed a polluted parcel of Lakewood property into a productive new land use. When one of the first Target stores in the United States opened in Lakewood, Colorado in 1966, the entire…
For 10 years running, ESA has been ranked in the top 20 firms in asbestos abatement according to Engineering News Record (ENR).
An asbestos-riddled former Target store is transformed into a beautiful housing property in Lakewood, Colorado, through a public-private partnership. BY MARY ROSS Brinkmann finally turned to a Commerce City, Colorado, firm that founded its professional reputation on asbestos abatement in 1982. Earth Services & Abatement Inc. (ESA) would tackle the critical job of abating the…
“You name it, we found it,” said ESA President Kory Mitchell, referring to tainted soil, asbestos, abandoned landfills and other unsafe construction obstacles the company encountered and corrected during its five-year, $16.7 million contract for environmental remediation and demolition services on Eagle P3, a multi-billion Denver transit project ranked as the largest such venture in…
The more than $200 million environmental remediation project as part of the Stapleton redevelopment is nearly complete. It is a transformation from an international airport to a thriving residential and mixed-use community. Many local organizations and businesses have come together over the ongoing 18-year project, including Earth Services & Abatement, which has maintained a working presence in Stapleton, completing multiple phases since the project’s early…
The Stapleton Redevelopment project near Denver—a 16-year, $200-million endeavor—is still undergoing its transformation from an international airport to a thriving residential and mixed-use community. As the Colorado project progresses, final phases of asbestos abatement, demolition, and soil remediation are well underway. Read the Article in The Construction Specifier, July 14, 2016: How a Denver Development Took Flight
