Treatment Solutions for Groundwater, Surface water, and Wastewater
Our comprehensive treatment solutions provide cost-effective results to manage our client’s toughest water management challenges. QM Environmental’s team of specialists focus on delivering effective solutions –both fixed and mobile – to manage a wide variety of water treatment issues.
Our team will assess the scope and nature of your challenge and apply commercially available or custom-built water treatment solutions that address your unique needs. From per and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAs) to hydrocarbons, heavy metals to suspended solids, QM has you covered.
Our Services Include:
Project and System Design Support
Treatment Options Analysis
Pilot Testing
Construction Dewatering
Sediment and Erosion Control
Organics and Inorganics Treatment
Permitting
Water Hauling
Pumping Solutions
Free Oil Management and Control
System Optimization, Operation and Maintenance
Equipment and Systems Rentals and Repairs
In-Situ and Ex-Situ Water Treatment Technologies:
Groundwater Pump and Treat Systems
Dual-Phase Extraction Systems
Multi-Phase Extraction (MPE) Systems
Air Sparge Systems
In-situ chemical/biological treatment
Pre-Treatment Solutions (Solids Separation and Filtration)
Dewatering Solutions
Mobile Modular Units
NAPL Containment and Control
Adsorption Systems
Membrane Systems
Equipment and Systems Rentals and Repairs
Equipment Rental
QM Environmental offers a variety of systems, equipment and supplies to meet all of your treatment project needs. QM can supply rental equipment for any project, including mobile treatment systems, sediment and erosion control equipment, dewatering equipment, filtration equipment, and supporting equipment.
CFB Comox Fire Fighting Training Area Remediation
Overview
The Canadian Forces Base Comox, situated in the town of Comox, BC, on the east-central coast of Vancouver […]
Highway 63
Highway 63 in Northern Alberta is a busy stretch of highway connecting the communities of the Athabasca Oil Sands. As the main artery feeding in and out of oil industry hotspots like Fort McMurray.
Mount Washington
On a remote corner of Vancouver Island, an open pit copper mine abandoned in 1967 became the source of contamination for a historically rich aquatic habitat, the Tsolum River.
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Ben Sweet
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