Environmental remediation takes on many forms, but Rock Leaf Water Environmental provides a complete toolbox with impressive equipment and highly experienced staff to clean up hazardous spills and protect the health of our environment.
ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION
Emergency Response
Rock Leaf Water Environmental takes pride in providing 24/7 environmental emergency response services across the Midwest. Our team provides rapid and effective solutions to clean up spills in many capacities, including railroad derailments, pipeline ruptures, leaking barges, and vehicular accidents. Rock Leaf Water is a State Emergency Response Contractor through the MPCA
Industrial Services
All Rock Leaf Water staff have Hazwoper 40 certifications as they work alongside the industrial industry to safely handle hazaardous waste by cleaning tanks, steam cleaning equipment, and providing waste transportation and clean-up. Additionally, we provide confined space entry and lead/asbestos inspections.
Environmental Assessments
Rock Leaf Water has written Phase I and Phase II reports, Environmental Assessment Worksheets, and Environmental Assessments.
Landfill Services
Hazardouse material removal, leachate line redevelopment and pump repair, performance testing, mechanical sludge removal, and more!
Railroad Services
Rock Leaf Water staff hold eRailSafe badges and are well equipped to handle derailments. Tom Binsfeld holds the Advanced Tank Car certification from SERTC and has responded to over 100 railroad events.
Equipment
Rock Leaf Water houses a fully stocked box truck and trailer, skidsteer with bucket and boom attachements, hot water pressure washer, vaccuum truck, down hole digital camera, chemical pumps, and various chemical neutralizing agents and methods.
Tom has over two decades of remediation and emergency response experience. Tom has been a lead responder for multiple significant pipeline incidents and railroad derailments. He has managed numerous remedial programs, including the Hudson River Remediation project, in which they removed over 2.6 MM cubic yards of PCB-impacted sediments.
SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
Tom Binsfeld
All equipment