HOME HEATING OIL REMEDIATION - NEW JERSEY

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Oradel Contamination below the garage, corner of the house, yard and driveway. Points were sealed into garage floor which provided a sufficient seal to permit treatment under the house as well as the trees and shrubs along property line. Site closure was filed 6 months later.

 

 

Parsippany Contamination below the deck and beneath a dense layer approximately 11 feet below ground surface. Both push probe and trench application required to achieve closure. Filed three months after last application.

 

 

Parsippany Contamination extended beneath the home and beyond into yard. Angular injection was used to eliminate need to drill through floor of home. Results all below standards three weeks after treatment.

 

 

Medford site had extensive contamination removed by excavation under and around home except for area under chimney. When local lake nearby was drained to allow work on dam, the remaining contamination spread back under the treated area. Molecular Oxidation Compound was used to complete treatment under the chimney to prevent additional recontamination. Results 2 weeks following treatment showed non detect for all volatiles and Total Reportable Petroleum Hydrocarbons were all well below standards.

Middletown contamination extended under the residence into back yard. Two injection locations were inside the residence through the cellar floor. Additional angular injections were place under the deck in back and under the residence from the back. One location under the floor showed high levels of contamination @ 4 weeks but all results were below standards by 8 weeks.

Kinnelon contamination limited to area around former UST and slightly under the residence.  Results were below NJDEP standards at two week sampling event. Groundwater showed non-detect results for VOCs and SVOCs. Property uses on-site groundwater well and septic system.

Hainesport contamination extended to 23.5 feet. Deep results were below standards within two weeks, the shallow results taking four weeks to reach objectives.

Piscataway Pilot Study performed to demonstrate ease of application, free product treatment, and speed of remediation. Free product in monitoring well in middle of test area had shown up to 3 inches of oil. Two weeks after test, thickness was only film. Four weeks after test, film was discontinuous. Six weeks after test oil had returned as expected since the source area was still in place.

Egg Harbor 6,500 square foot area, including under the residence was contaminated with sufficient heating oil to show a sheen when the soil was mixed with clean water. Very tight soils beneath the cellar floor resisted injection of Molecular Remediation  slurry so the installation was made by flooding the footing around the whole house. All soil samples were below NJDEP standards at two weeks.