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We applied VaporRemed to the excavation and within minutes the fumes began to dissipate. Soon the homeowners were back in their home and I could sleep peacefully again.”

During replacement of oil furnace by an HVAC contractor in Ohio, there was an accidental release of almost 250 gallons of No. 2 heating oil in the basement. The oil seeped below the concrete surface and the smell of heating oil fumes was so strong that the home owner was advised by the doctor and was relocated in a hotel free from the fumes of heating that caused chemical burn of throat. VaporRemed saved the day.

The site was a former gas station that was not dispensing since 1989, however, since at least two of the gas tanks were corroded may have contributed to the contamination in and around the site. The site received a UURAO at less than $33,000.00 per tank.

A paper detailing the study on mitigation of vapor intrusion by chlorinated solvents by VaporRemed. The paper was presented at the 36th Conference on Soils, Sediments, Water and Energy held virtual at Amherst, Massachusetts in October 2020. The results show effective mitigation of vapor intrusion in the indoor air at a facility in York, Pennsylvania. The two year study presents data on bioremediation in soil, water and vapor intrusion.

The results of enhanced aerobic bio-remediation of chlorinated hydrocarbons is presented in this blog. The attached chart presents the reduction of TCE/PCE content in indoor air most likely caused due to vapor intrusion.