Advanced Environmental Remediation Solutions

Transforming contaminated sites into viable assets with innovative molecular stabilization technology

Why Choose CERCLA Pros?

Proven Technology

Our TegraTuff™ and GARD™ systems deliver superior performance with EPA-validated results and long-term stability.

Cost-Effective

On-site remediation eliminates expensive dig-and-haul operations, reducing costs by up to 70% compared to traditional methods.

Rapid Deployment

Complete site remediation in weeks, not years. Minimize downtime and accelerate project timelines.

Regulatory Compliant

Full CERCLA compliance with comprehensive documentation and third-party validation.

Our Proprietary Technologies

Industry-leading solutions for complex environmental challenges

TegraTuff™

Advanced molecular stabilization technology that permanently binds contaminants at the molecular level. Superior to traditional encapsulation methods.

  • Permanent molecular bonding
  • 99.9% contaminant reduction
  • EPA TCLP validated
  • 50+ year durability
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GARD™

Granular Aggregate Remediation and Deployment system for large-scale soil and groundwater treatment applications.

  • Scalable deployment
  • Multi-contaminant treatment
  • In-situ application
  • Long-term stability
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LTEM™

Low-Temperature Encapsulation Matrix for radioactive and hazardous material containment, providing permanent stabilization without heat-induced degradation.

  • Encapsulates radioactive materials
  • Prevents leaching
  • Low-temperature process
  • Long-term stability
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Applications

Industrial Sites

Manufacturing facilities, refineries, chemical plants

Brownfields

Contaminated land redevelopment and reuse

Oil & Gas

Drilling sites, storage facilities, pipelines

Groundwater

Aquifer remediation and protection

Waste Sites

Landfills, waste storage, contaminated soil

Commercial Properties

Former industrial sites, dry cleaners, gas stations

Ready to Transform Your Site?

Our team of experts is ready to help you develop a cost-effective remediation strategy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers for soil remediation, groundwater/PFAS, and in-situ treatment projects across the US and Canada.

What contaminants do you treat?

We remediate heavy metals, PFAS, petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, and mixed wastes using molecular stabilization and in-situ treatment approaches.

Do you provide in-situ remediation?

Yes. We specialize in in-situ treatment for soils and groundwater using TegraTuff™ and GARD™ systems to minimize excavation and keep projects on schedule.

How fast can a project start?

Typical mobilization is 2–4 weeks after site data is received. We prioritize rapid feasibility review to align with regulatory timelines.

What regions do you serve?

We support projects throughout the United States and Canada, with experience in industrial sites, brownfields, refineries, and transportation corridors.

Can you support groundwater and PFAS projects?

Yes. Our in-situ and stabilization methods address PFAS-impacted media and groundwater, paired with LTEM™ monitoring for performance tracking.

Do you handle regulatory coordination?

We interface with federal, state, provincial, and local regulators, providing CERCLA-compliant documentation, sampling plans, and closure packages.

How do you ensure cost control?

On-site treatment reduces haul/ disposal costs and compresses schedules. We provide upfront cost modeling and value engineering recommendations.

What is the difference between molecular stabilization and encapsulation?

Molecular stabilization permanently bonds contaminants at the chemical level, while encapsulation traps them in a matrix that can degrade over time. Molecular stabilization provides long-term stability and lower leachability.

How long does a typical remediation project take?

Timelines vary by site conditions and regulatory requirements, but many projects move from assessment to implementation within weeks, with monitoring tailored to the site.

How do you handle PFAS contamination?

We apply in-situ treatment and stabilization strategies designed for PFAS-impacted soils and groundwater, supported by monitoring and performance verification.

What is TCLP testing and why is it important?

TCLP (Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure) testing evaluates whether contaminants can leach from treated materials and is a key regulatory benchmark for remediation performance.

What industries do you serve?

We serve industrial facilities, refineries, utilities, government and defense sites, waste management operations, and brownfield redevelopment projects across the US and Canada.