Project Highlights Over 1.5 million gallons of impacted groundwater extracted and treated IDEM approved No Further Action with a recorded ERC in 2022 Creek Run-submitted ELTF claims received 98% reimbursement of remediation costs Creek Run began work at this active gas station facility in Marshall County, Indiana,
Project Highlights Excavated 898 tons of petroleum-impacted soil Over 1.5 million gallons of impacted groundwater extracted and treated IDEM approved No Further Action with a recorded ERC in 2022 Creek Run-submitted ELTF claims received 100% reimbursement of remediation costs Creek Run began work on this former bulk
Project Highlights Remediation systems utilized to de-water tank cavity for UST installation Over 10.3 million gallons of petroleum-impacted water extracted and treated during 11 days Water disposed under an NPDES permit Facilitated the installation of a new 24,000-gallon UST In July and August of 2021, Creek Run
In Fall 2015 and Spring 2016, Creek Run completed the installation of a Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE)/Air Sparge (AS) with Groundwater Pump & Treat (P&T) remediation system at a former gas station in New Albany, Indiana. The soil and groundwater petroleum plumes extended approximately 300 feet off-site
In Fall 2014, Creek Run completed the installation of a dual-phase extraction (DPE) remediation system equipped with sub-slab ventilation at a former gas station in Newberry, Indiana. While this was not the most complex system we have installed, this project is an example of the flexibility and
In Spring 2014, Creek Run installed a two-tiered remediation system for a client that was concerned about limited parking space and overall profile at one of their convenience stores in Michigan City, Indiana. Upon site characterization approval in December 2012, Creek Run conducted pilot testing and determined
