Coastal Plains Environmental, Inc.

Abatement is the process of reducing or removing something harmful or unwanted, like pollution, noise, or hazards. It involves identifying the issue, planning actions to lower the risk, and implementing measures to lessen its impact and protect people or the environment.

Asbestos abatement is removing or sealing asbestos-containing materials to prevent dangerous fibers from becoming airborne, using trained workers, proper containment, protective gear, and thorough cleanup to keep people safe in buildings.

Brownfields & voluntary remediation is cleaning up polluted or unused sites with consent from authorities, to make them safe for reuse. It involves assessing contamination, planning cleanups, monitoring, and obtaining approval to redevelop the property.

Demolition Services involves safely tearing down buildings or structures, removing debris, and preparing sites for new construction. It includes planning, permit checks, controlled wrecking, waste removal, and site cleanup to ensure a clean, ready-to-build lot.

Disposal is a service that safely removes and gets rid of unwanted items, materials, or waste. It involves sorting, transporting, and processing or disposing of them in approved ways to protect people and the environment.

Emergency Response is a quick, organized effort to protect people and property during crises. It involves alerting teams, assessing danger, providing first aid, coordinating resources, and directing evacuation or sheltering until the situation is under control.

Environmental Construction is building projects that protect or improve nature, using eco-friendly methods, reducing pollution, and restoring habitats while complying with laws and safety standards.

Hazardous Waste is a service that collects and manages dangerous materials, like chemicals or batteries, so they are handled, stored, transported, and disposed of safely to protect people and the environment.

Hazardous Waste Cleanup is a service that safely identifies, collects, and removes dangerous materials like chemicals, fuels, or asbestos from sites, then cleans and tests the area to prevent harm to people and the environment.

Hazardous waste & superfund deals with cleaning up dangerous waste sites, regulating disposal to protect health and the environment, and funding or directing cleanup in cases where responsible parties can’t or won’t pay.

Hazardous waste disposal is the safe collection, transport, and treatment of dangerous materials (like chemicals, paints, batteries) to prevent harm to people and the environment, using proper containers, labeling, and approved facilities.

Lead-based paint abatement is the safe removal or sealing of lead paint in homes and buildings to protect people from toxic lead exposure, especially kids. It involves testing, planning, containment, removal or encapsulation, cleanup, and clearance testing by professionals.

Mold Remediation is the process of removing mold growth from your home and fixing the moisture problems that caused it, including cleaning contaminated surfaces, repairing leaks, and restoring air quality to keep it from returning.

Mold remediation is cleaning and fixing areas affected by mold growth to remove moisture, odors, and health risks, then cleaning, drying, repairing surfaces, and preventing future mold with moisture control and proper ventilation.

Selective demolition is the careful removal of specific building parts (like fixtures, walls, or equipment) before a renovation or reuse, preserving the rest of the structure. It involves planning, safety, dust control, and sorting materials for reuse or recycling.

Site Remediation is the process of cleaning up polluted land or groundwater to protect people and the environment. It involves assessing contamination, choosing cleanup methods, removing or neutralizing pollutants, and monitoring to ensure safety.

Spill Containment is a service that prevents and controls leaks or spills of liquids. It includes assessing risk, installing barriers and containment systems, and providing cleanup and disposal plans to protect people, property, and the environment.

Storage Tank Closure is the process of safely sealing and decommissioning an existing storage tank, stopping leaks, removing residues, and ensuring environmental protection and proper disposal or recycling of materials involved.

Storage tanks & spill prevention covers safe storage of liquids in tanks, monitoring levels, installing containment, preventing leaks, and cleanup plans to stop spills from harming people or the environment.

Underground Storage Tank is a sealed container buried underground that stores liquids like fuel or chemicals, includes monitoring for leaks, regular inspections, and maintenance to prevent spills and protect soil and water from contamination.

Underground Storage Tank Closure is the process of safely shutting down and sealing an underground fuel or chemical tank. It involves removing remaining liquids, cleaning the site, sealing the tank, disposing of waste, and confirming no leaks or contamination remain.

Waste Cleanup is a service that collects and removes trash, debris, and hazardous waste from homes or sites, then sorts, recycles what’s reusable, disposes of the rest safely, and cleans the area to prevent health risks and keep the surroundings tidy.

Water Damage is a service that helps fix problems caused by water intrusion, like leaks or floods. It involves removing standing water, drying and dehumidifying affected areas, cleaning and sanitizing, and restoring damaged materials to prevent mold and further damage.