Sarasota, Florida
Replacing the past, restoring the future
When aging pump-and-treat infrastructure needed replacement at a site with 1,4-Dioxane-impacted groundwater migrating offsite through a fractured rock aquifer, a 154-unit TreeWell System was selected as a sustainable long-term alternative. Contamination was confined to a deep fractured rock zone underlying a clean shallow aquifer, requiring precise system design to target the appropriate depth interval.
Central Indiana
From environmental challenge to lasting community asset
Chlorinated solvents (CVOCs) in shallow groundwater proved a remedial challenge in a residential neighborhood where complex glacial geology made conventional approaches ineffective. Instead, a nature-based TreeWell system was seamlessly woven into a brand-new neighborhood park — planted with Black Willows, Eastern Cottonwood, Ginkgo trees, and native shrubs and wildflowers . The park will connect to a planned regional rail trail, delivering lasting recreational and ecological value to the surrounding community.
“Leaf It To Nature”
Replacing the past, restoring the future
When aging pump-and-treat infrastructure needed replacement at a site with 1,4-Dioxane-impacted groundwater migrating offsite through a fractured rock aquifer, a TreeWell system was selected as a sustainable long-term alternative. Contamination was confined to a deep fractured rock zone underlying a clean shallow aquifer, requiring precise system design to target the appropriate depth interval. Following invasive species removal and wetland reclamation, 154 TreeWell units were installed to intercept and treat impacted groundwater while enhancing the site's overall ecological condition.
From environmental challenge to lasting community asset
Chlorinated solvents (CVOCs) in shallow groundwater proved a remedial challenge in a residential neighborhood where complex glacial geology made conventional approaches ineffective. Instead, a nature-based TreeWell system was seamlessly woven into a brand-new neighborhood park — planted with Black Willows, Eastern Cottonwood, Ginkgo trees, and native shrubs and wildflowers . The park will connect to a planned regional rail trail, delivering lasting recreational and ecological value to the surrounding community.