Vapor Intrusion: The LSRP's Challenge
Vapor intrusion mitigation is a complex process, and LSRPs face stringent regulations and technical obstacles in New Jersey. Local remediation professionals and engineers must properly assess and mitigate vapor intrusion to…
- Avoid legal liabilities
- Protect human health
- Meet regulatory standards
This is where Certified Environmental comes in. Our technicians provide the highest level of support services without costly delays or missed compliance requirements.
Our Comprehensive Vapor Intrusion Mitigation Services
Expert Site Assessments
We collaborate closely with LSRPs to conduct in-depth vapor intrusion assessments. Our site-specific mitigation plans account for the unique characteristics of each location, allowing us to achieve regulatory compliance and cost-effective solutions.
Custom Remediation Solutions
Certified Environmental designs strategies that minimize disruption to New Jersey and residences. From active venting systems to sealing techniques, our vapor intrusion mitigation systems protect both clients and the environment.
Regulatory Documentation & Compliance Support
Our team provides LSRPs with the critical data and documentation necessary for regulatory reporting. We ensure all project components meet New Jersey’s complex requirements, saving you time and effort.
Why LSRPs Choose Certified Environmental?
In-Depth Regulatory Knowledge
We deeply understand vapor intrusion regulations and the role LSRPs play in ensuring compliance. This makes us a trusted partner in navigating New Jersey’s distinct, complex regulatory landscape.
Decades of Experience
With many years of experience in environmental remediation, we have worked with LSRPs on a wide range of vapor intrusion projects, providing effective and reliable solutions that stand the test of time.
Ongoing Support & Resources
We don’t just deliver one-time solutions—we provide ongoing support, keeping LSRPs informed with the latest updates and offering continuous assistance to ensure the long-term success of every project.
Certified Office Staff
Our friendly, knowledgeable staff is always available for questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Vapor intrusion occurs when volatile chemicals from contaminated soil or groundwater migrate as gas into the indoor air of nearby buildings. These chemicals can seep through cracks in foundations, utility lines, or other openings, posing health risks to occupants.
The intrusion process is influenced by various factors, including the type of contaminants, soil composition, and building structures, which can make it challenging to detect without proper testing and assessment.
The most common chemicals that cause vapor intrusion are volatile organic compounds (VOCs), such as trichloroethylene (TCE) and tetrachloroethylene (PCE), as well as petroleum hydrocarbons like benzene.
These chemicals are typically found in industrial solvents, fuels, or other hazardous substances that may have been improperly disposed of or spilled, contaminating the surrounding soil and groundwater.
Testing for vapor intrusion involves a combination of soil gas sampling, indoor air testing, and sub-slab vapor sampling. At New Jersey sites, we follow the state’s regulatory guidelines, using advanced techniques to measure chemical concentrations in the subsurface and indoor air.
The cost of a vapor intrusion mitigation system can vary depending on factors such as the size of the building, the type of contamination, and the complexity of the site. We recommend scheduling a thorough site assessment to determine the most effective and cost-efficient mitigation solution for your needs.
