News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 17, 2008
ENPRO Services opens new environmental service center/permitted hazardous waste receiving facility in Vermont
ENPRO Services, Inc. has opened an environmental service center. In addition ENPRO Services of Vermont, Inc. was incorporated as a related entity to purchase an existing licensed hazardous waste transfer and storage facility in operation at the Williston location.
Looking to better serve the needs of its clientele ENPRO opened its Vermont field service office and the transfer of permits to operate its second permitted hazardous waste receiving facility in New England. Since its inception in 1983, ENPRO has grown to become one of the regions leading providers of environmental and hazardous waste management services.
The company has offices in Newburyport, Mass., South Portland and Portland, ME. and Pembroke, N.H.
Serving the private and public sectors, ENPRO offers comprehensive, cost effective solutions to many environmental concerns. In addressing the needs of real estate and property development ENPRO serves the residential and commercial marketplaces. Services include 24-hour emergency response to oil and chemical spills, site investigation and assessment, regulatory compliance assistance, storage tank removal and installation, identification and packaging of chemicals, and other such related services involving the proper management of oil and hazardous waste.
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