Remediation

Traditional in-situ bioremediation techniques, such as vertical well injections, often result in invasive designs and lengthy remediation timelines. Tens of injection wells, or more, may be required in order to inject the proposed amendment volume. One horizontal remediation well can often replace several vertical wells in order to remediate the same target area, eliminating unnecessary additional well construction in the subsurface and obstructive well vaults at the surface.

Source-area contamination is often difficult to reach, and without intercepting the proper preferential pathways vertical wells can struggle with delivering the full amendment volume. If time and efficiency are important factors when applying bioremediation at your site, horizontal remediation wells are the preferred method to achieve your project goals.