EnviroSouth, Inc. was contracted by purchasers of this site to develop Brownsfields agreements with the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control to allow the purchase and redevelopment.  The agreements with the SCDHEC were successfully forged through the assistance of EnviroSouth and McCall Environmental, P.A. (environmental attorney) in a manner that allowed the purchasers to reliably predict future environmental expenses associated with residual concentrations of soil and groundwater contaminants.  The approximately 46-acre property, which operated from the 1940s to 2013, formerly manufactured parts used in the textile industry and sat idle after the owners filed bankruptcy.  EnviroSouth worked with Regenesis Corporation to develop a remediation design that will further reduce the already low concentrations of chlorinated solvents in the groundwater.  The remediation design is intended to serve as a defensive barrier to protect a nearby creek.  The Former Steel Heddle Site is a true success story that illustrates how an idle site can be put back into productive use and lead to the creation of numerous jobs , while improving the environment.

EnviroSouth is pleased to announce the opening of an additional office location at 346 S. Pine Street, Spartanburg. Thomas Donn sees the move as “a way to respond to the need for locally-sourced environmental solutions to support the growing volume of commercial and industrial real estate transactions in the Spartanburg area.” Fred Williams of NBSC-Spartanburg, a long-time client, adds, “I am pleased to see a great company like this expand in the Upstate.”

EnviroSouth recently completed a 75-site portfolio for a major retail developer.  The services were provided on properties slated for development in South Carolina, North Carolina, West Virginia, and Ohio.  The scope of work included Phase I ESAs, Phase II soil and groundwater assessments, underground petroleum storage tank removals, soil remediation, and coordination with numerous State regulators.

EnviroSouth has received a “No Further Action” letter from the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control after its successful remediation of a gasoline groundwater contamination case at the former Red Diamond gas station facility in Seneca, SC. This marks the 20th time that EnviroSouth has successfully completed groundwater remediation at various industrial plants, bulk fuel terminals, and commercial facilities throughout the Southeast.

EnviroSouth is pleased to announce the addition of Cindy Worley to its team to serve as Marketing Manager. Cindy will be coordinating the launch of EnviroSouth’s new website, as well as overseeing client-focused education events.