Terradex provides long-term stewardship for contaminated properties, pipelines and sensitive habitat. Businesses and government agencies use our web-based tools to continuously protect the health of workers and occupants, prevent further damage to the environment, control liability and maintain regulatory compliance.
Some clients use Terradex tools when residual contamination persists on their property especially when relying on institutional or engineering controls. Others use our tools to manage a sensitive habitat like a wetland, or to protect a pipeline from damage, and to safeguard against developments that would unearth contaminants. If a client can map it, then Terradex can monitor it.
Terradex’s web tools can be deployed to just one or to thousands of properties. You can read about numerous practical applications of our services on our blog. Please contact us for a demonstration of our services.
LandWatch helps prevent activities that would expose people or the environment to greater risk from contaminated properties. The web-based application continuously monitors selected land activity occurring at or near monitoring zones. LandWatch alerts clients in time to control the risk before damage occurs. For more than ten years, large corporations and government agencies have used LandWatch to monitor and manage portfolios of properties. Learn More
Dig Clean generates Environmental Safety Advisories to contractors when they plan to excavate near contaminated properties by proactively informing them with health and safety information, and it helps the state and the property owner avoid damage to underground cleanup structures or inadvertent contact with contamination. Dig Clean is now used nationwide. Learn More
WhatsDown informs the public about of soil contamination and groundwater contamination at specific locations. It explains institutional and engineering controls to protect people from exposure to known contaminants. WhatsDown helps government agencies communicate complex environmental information. Learn More