Vapor Intrusion
Recommended products for vapor intrusion mitigation.
The use of any one of the products below offers the following benefits:
Eliminates Risk
Excellent Constructability
Chemically Resistant
Competitively Priced
Understanding Vapor Intrusion
Real estate developers and property owners everywhere are looking for ways to develop a significant number of brownfield sites as part of their long-term real estate strategy in residential, retail, and commercial property. While the redevelopment of these large parcels may seem to represent attractive investment opportunities, at the same time they also pose a very real challenge due to their contaminated past and the complex, time consuming remediation needed to meet regulatory compliance standards.
Environmental issues at brownfield sites vary across locations, state, and provincial agency. Regulators are often involved in the cleanup and redevelopment process and new layers of complication mean success often hinges on covering every aspect of a brownfield site’s cleanup.
Fortunately, Quality Maintenance Contractors has partnered with turn-key remedial solution providers to offer a variety of products that property owners and developers can use to ensure they avoid a myriad of possible monetary and litigious pitfalls. These technologies provide a comprehensive solution that effectively mitigate the evolving issues and risks associated with these types of sites.
TerraShield incorporates protective aluminum sheets and nitrile-modified spray applied core.
Nitra-Seal is a composite vapor barrier system incorporating a nitrile-modified spray applied core.
The original composite barrier system adapted from waterproofing materials.
Rapidly applied single ply aluminum/nitrile system. Excellent solution for pre-emptive mitigation on large project sites in place of chemically vulnerable thin plastic sheets with taped seams. A very cost-effective solution for industrial and commercial warehouse projects.
The Retro-Coat Vapor Intrusion Coating System is a complete product line that consists of chemically resistant materials to properly protect existing structures from the threat of contaminant vapor intrusion. A vapor intrusion condition is most commonly found when the existing structure was operating as, or in close proximity to, a dry cleaner, gas station, or manufacturing facility.