Martha Mason, Author at Strategic Environmental Services, Inc

Reducing Community Impact During Environmental Remediation Projects

Aerial view of a remediation site in a dense residential neighborhood

At Strategic Environmental Services (SES), success isn’t measured only in tons of soil removed or contaminants cleaned up. It’s measured in how little disruption residents, commuters, and local businesses feel while the work gets done.

Containment in Demolition: Why It’s Critical for Safe Environmental Remediation

Demolition projects can be complex, especially when hazardous materials like asbestos, lead, or mold are involved. Proper containment is essential to protect workers, prevent environmental contamination, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.

Demolition is complex, especially with hazards like asbestos, lead, or mold. Proper containment protects workers, prevents contamination, and ensures compliance.

From Analysis to Disposal: Understanding Contaminated Soil Removal

Excavator loading contaminated soil into a trailer for off-site disposal

From characterization to disposal, managing contaminated soil requires precision, compliance, and expertise. Learn how proper soil management protects communities, reduces liability, and ensures sustainable site restoration.

Restoring Balance: Addressing Asbestos Contamination at Breakneck Hill Conservation Land

Loader grading clean fill during asbestos remediation at Breakneck Hill Conservation Land

Discover how Strategic Environmental Services (SES) tackled a complex asbestos remediation project at Southborough’s Breakneck Hill Conservation Land. Download our latest case study!

Exciting Changes Ahead: Transforming Property Redevelopment in Connecticut

Excavator loading soil into a Strategic Environmental Services dump trailer

Significant news for environmental cleanup and property redevelopment in Connecticut! Major reforms to the state’s long-standing Transfer Act are now on the table, paving the way for the implementation of new Release-Based Cleanup Regulations (RBCRs).

The Ripple Effects of Ineffective Soil and Waste Management

Excavators managing soil stockpiles at an active remediation site

In today’s world, effective soil and waste management plays a crucial role in safeguarding public health and the environment. From public health emergencies to ecological collapse, the risks associated with poor management practices can affect entire communities and ecosystems.