Do you need a cleanup?
You might know people who’ve needed a cleanup. And maybe you’ve heard horror stories—overzealous regulators, unreliable contractors, and everything taking forever.
Don’t let these horror stories keep you up at night. DFH has the experience and in-house resources to guide your case through the cleanup process to final closure.
Environmental services
DFH provides a full suite of environmental services. Some of the common services we provide are:
- Investigation and remediation
- Indoor air quality / vapor intrusion
- Underground storage tank closure
- Due diligence (Phase 1/Phase 2)
- NJ Licensed Site Remediation Professional
Industries served
Throughout DFH’s existence, we’ve helped clients across multiple industries. Some examples include:
- Dry cleaners
- Retail gasoline stations
- Manufacturing facilities
- Strip malls
Process
Call us
Call Alex, our project coordinator, to discuss your case. If we can help, we’ll ask for information about the project.
Assess fit
Our experts will determine if we are a good fit for your needs.
Strategy and budget
We’ll send you a document outlining our recommended steps to advance your case.
Case closure
We’ll move your site towards closure and be with you until it’s done.
Common questions
We know you’re confused and worried. If you have questions that aren’t addressed below, please contact us for a no-obligation consultation.
Can you summarize the cleanup process?
The cleanup process consists of three general steps. First, we test samples of soil, groundwater, and soil vapor to determine how far the contamination spread. Second, we estimate the cost and time for different ways to clean up the contamination and then work with you to develop a plan. Third, we implement the cleanup, write a final report, and close the case.
Will you help me figure out what needs to be done?
Of course! Cleanups can be complicated, so we don’t expect you to know what you need. Let DFH’s professionals analyze the site and recommend a course of action.
Do I need to hire a contractor?
No, not usually. A benefit of working with DFH is that we have an in-house crew that performs commonly needed contracting work. As a result, you don’t pay for excess time to coordinate with your contractor.
Do you have to dig the contaminants up?
Sometimes. Digging is a great way to remove high concentrations of contaminated soil from shallow areas. It is often combined with less invasive cleanup techniques.
Can you help me pay for this?
We understand that a cleanup can be costly. Our insurance recovery service may help find money for the work.
Why DFH
DFH Environmental’s deep consulting experience has benefitted small businesses and property owners since 1988. Our certified and licensed consultants have guided businesses through all aspects of environmental investigation and cleanup. Our insurance recovery experts have helped businesses like yours obtain funding from old insurance policies. Call us today to learn how we can help.
