PFAS Remediation

Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid, also known as PFAS, is a chemical contaminant used in many products and applications including sealants, automotive treatments, and foam fire suppression. PFAS contamination has been discovered in many bodies of water in Michigan including aquifers that contain drinking water. Additionally, landfills are of particular concern because of their much higher concentration of PFAS. Consumption of PFAS has been linked to potential health concerns, including thyroid disease and cancer. PFAS is not only a hazard in the immediate area of release, but it can also spread through particulates in the air, soil, and any wildlife that drinks from tainted water sources. Because of these risks, PFAS contamination is a growing environmental concern across Michigan and the United States.

While state and federal environmental regulations are still catching up with new findings in the prevalence of PFAS contamination and its potential negative health effects, some regulations do apply to PFAS contaminated sites already. Our team is dedicated to keeping our clients compliant with regulations, including those that may be new to contractors and business owners. PFAS remediation should be handled by qualified environmental professionals in order to ensure that the contaminant is mitigated from spreading and carefully sequestered from polluted waters.

Michigan Consulting & Environmental offers effective remediation solutions for localized PFAS contamination in a multitude of scenarios. We have several proprietary technologies and processes for handling the remediation and sequestration of PFAS. If you believe your business operations are causing PFAS contamination on your property, or if foam fire suppressant was recently used on your property, we can help! Our team of knowledgeable environmental experts will evaluate the site in question, conduct thorough PFAS testing, and remove the contaminated water to be filtered at the appropriate wastewater treatment facility. Each step of the way, a dedicated project manager will work with you to address any and all concerns you may have about the project from timeline to cost.

Contact us today to learn more about our Michigan PFAS remediation and cleanup services.