ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
Environmental engineering solutions designed to support sustainability, ensure compliance and deliver lasting performance.
Protecting Resources with Smart, Compliant Environmental Solutions
Whether evaluating planned improvements, designing new facilities, or rehabilitating or maintaining existing ones, Carroll Engineering’s environmental experts apply experience and technology with a sensitivity to complying with regulatory requirements while protecting the environment in a cost-effective and practical manner. From planning through remediation, Carroll Engineering works with clients to manage environmental risk and respond appropriately to the concerns of the public, private, and regulatory sectors.
Our environmental experience includes designing and managing property demolitions; asbestos and lead-based paint management or abatement; hazardous waste management and cleanup; spill response management; and regulated storage tank design, closure, and remediation. Related services include environmental site assessments and funding-related project due diligence; new well development, well maintenance and wellhead protection; water allocation permitting; soil and groundwater investigation and remediation; facility permits and permit compliance monitoring; facility emergency response and preparedness, prevention, and contingency plan development; and wetlands and natural diversity inventory investigations.
Featured Environmental Engineering Projects
Fuel Tank Relocation
West Goshen Township, Chester County, PA
When the Township needed to replace its aging and undersized aboveground motor fuel tanks, CEC designed a state-of-the-art fleet refueling facility incorporating networked fuel management and tank monitoring systems with automated pump authorization capability to eliminate the need for keys, tags, cards, or PINs. To preserve crucial parking spaces, an innovative small-footprint design was utilized placing the needed larger storage underground tank with the fuel island located directly on top. Environmental concerns were minimized through the use of a double-wall fiberglass tank, contained piping and electronic leak detection. Runoff from the refueling pad is captured by a perimeter trench drain and directed through an oil-water separator and filter before release to the stormwater collection system.
Harvey Avenue Fuel Facility
Doylestown Township, Bucks County, PA