WHY CHOOSE TOTAL WRECKING FOR ASH POND CLOSURE?

Our approach includes advanced dewatering techniques, essential in minimizing the environmental impact during closure. This process, coupled with our capability of drying and screening ash for potential resale, not only contributes to environmental conservation but also offers a sustainable solution in the waste management sector.

We specialize in various closure strategies including clean closure, in-place closures, and solidification, depending on the specific requirements of each site. Our expertise extends to the management of hazardous waste basin closures, encompassing both CCR Basin and CCR Landfill closures. Understanding the need for adaptability and precision, we also engage in CCR landfill construction and management, ensuring every aspect of the closure process aligns with the highest standards of safety and regulatory compliance.

Leveraging our extensive experience in environmental services, we provide a comprehensive, reliable solution for the closure of ash ponds, ensuring they are addressed with the highest standards of environmental stewardship.

ENVIRONMENTAL AND HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS

Total Wrecking employs advanced dewatering and solidification techniques, CCR Basin and Landfill closures, and hazardous waste basin closures, all of which ensure reduced environmental impact.

Ash ponds present environmental and health risks, primarily through potential soil and water contamination. Total Wrecking & Environmental employs advanced containment and remediation techniques that minimize environmental impact and safeguard public health.

Compliance with federal and state regulations is a cornerstone of our operations, which is why we adhere to stringent environmental laws and regulations, ensuring each project meets or exceeds legal requirements. Our team of power plant demolition experts maintains up-to-date certifications that comply with evolving federal, state, and local standards.

ST. JOHN’S RIVER POWER PARK 

The Site Work portion of this project was $15M of the total contract and included demolishing Lime and Coal crushing and mixing equipment, along with the plant’s Water Treatment Facility. All associated Ash, Settling, and Recovery Ponds, hard surfaces, and the Coal Storage Yards were removed in their entirety and backfilled. The projected generated 150,000 CY of concrete which was crushed and re-used on site for backfill along with an additional 370,000 CY of imported fill ,and 1M SqFt of asphalt which was recycled. The site was graded to pre-determined topography while sodding and hydro seeding completed the final restoration.