Phase II ESAs are conducted when potential environmental concerns have been identified on a property, often during a Phase I ESA. There are several methods used to assess if environmental concerns are actual contamination, but generally involve the sampling and analysis of suspect soil and groundwater. If contamination is discovered, the horizontal and vertical extent of the contaminate plume is the delineated, often times under regulatory oversight. eWaste Disposal strives to balance the needs of our clients and the desired of the regulatory agencies to obtain reasonable and cost effective alternatives to meet everyone’s needs.

in most cases, environmental problems whether in the air, soil, water, or groundwater can be remedied. eWaste Disposal focuses our efforts on solving our client’s environmental problems by finding a balance between cost, time and effectiveness of the solution for the contaminated property. eWaste Disposal has the capacity and experience to design and implement many types of remediation systems. eWaste Disposal’s goal is to obtain regulatory closure for hundreds of properties including gasoline stations, dry cleaners, metal plating shops, and abandoned industrial sites.

eWaste Disposal helps advise out clients on compliance issues with existing environmental regulations. Our staff has current knowledge of existing regulations as well as and those being considered by legislators and regulators. eWaste Disposal is knowledgeable in the legal requirements of California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and the National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA). In addition, we advise our clients concerning the treatment, storage, transportation, and disposal of hazardous waste, hazardous materials management plans, emergency response plans, emission and spill reporting standards, health and safety issues, and employee training requirements.

eWaste Disposal has registered professionals to conduct technical reviews of any kind of environmental or geotechnical report. We will offer our professional opinion and make any necessary recommendations to clear up confusing information or inadequate scope of work by others. eWaste Disposal can also provide experienced professionals to observe the actions of other environmental professionals in the field and review their reports to ascertain if the work was conducted according to the industry standards.

eWaste Disposal transports asbestos lead and mold. Asbestos lead and mold surveys are conducted by registered professionals on large and small properties. Management and removal options are provided as part of each project by a third party. eWaste Disposal will manage the removal from permitting through disposal, or will write a management plan that can be implemented by trained onsite personnel.

eWaste Disposal also has qualified and experienced personnel for designing and operating landfills, materials recovery facilities, composting facilities, transfer stations, and waste to energy plants. The staff at eWaste Disposal can also design strategies for a profitable and environmentally conscious municipal waste collection program.