Appalachia Hydrogeologic & Environmental Consulting, LLC provides a spectrum of services for the environmental industry, from Phase I environmental site assessments (ESAs) to complex numerical groundwater flow and contaminant transport models. Browse our various services provided below for more details. Our strong foundation in geology and hydrogeology enables us to provide our clients with a superior work product which surpasses that of our competitors'. Appalachia's services include aquifer testing, fracture trace analysis, groundwater flow and contaminant transport modeling, and more.
Possessing over two decades of experience consulting for a variety of businesses and clients, Appalachia's staff are knowledgeable and experienced with a variety of contaminants, including metals, PCBs, pesticides, light non-aqueous phase liquids (LNAPLs) and dense non-aqueous phase liquids (DNAPLs) in both soil and groundwater. Appalachia's extensive experience and firm belief in utilizing the latest technology ensures optimal project efficiency, reduces cost and provides the highest deliverable quality to our clients.
Appalachia provides specialized environmental consulting services in connection with oil & gas drilling development, including water quality baseline assessments of groundwater, streams and lakes, evaluation of alleged water quality impacts, impact mitigation and litigation support. We maintain strict confidentiality for our clients and use our experience and research to serve our clients' needs.
Appalachia understands the powerful data management and analytical capabilities of geographic information systems. Our strong background in GIS allows us to fully utilize and integrate this technology into our work product, providing state-of-the-art hydrogeologic and spatial data analyses for decision and planning support.
Most of our clients require regulatory compliance with federal, state, commission and/or local agencies. Appalachia has working experience with federal regulations such as the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, CERCLA (Superfund) and RCRA. We also work with Brownfields development and many state programs, such as New Jersey's ISRA and SRP programs. For clients in New York and Pennsylvania, we offer assistance with regulations applicable to those individual states. Follow the provided link to learn more!
On May 7, 2012, New Jersey enacted the Site Remediation Reform Act, altering the regulatory process for environmental sites within the state. As part of those changes, there was a shift of regulatory oversight responsibilities from the NJDEP to private-sector Licensed Site Remediation Professionals (LSRPs). Appalachia has LSRPs on staff and is pleased to offer these services to our clients.
Due diligence is necessary for many commercial and industrial property transactions to protect the involved parties. Appalachia's staff are experienced in the preparation of Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, which are critical to understanding the potential environmental risks involved with a property transaction.
Appalachia's staff possess strong scientific backgrounds with regard to a variety of environmental issues. We also understand the importance of conveying this information in a straight-forward manner the layperson can comprehend. Our experience ranges from providing expert advice, planning/conducting sensitive field services & analyses, composing & reviewing technical documents for litigation and presentation of our work product to both technical and non-technical audiences.
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