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2/7/12: Renova welcomes Rich Young as Director, Business Development

admin — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:08:05 +0000

Renova is grateful to have had Rich Young join our company just prior to the New Year. Rich brings with him an unsurpassed level of expertise and experience in the helical pile environmental applications. This will no doubt be a great addition, both for our clients and the future of Renova. We’ll look forward to making a bigger footprint in the industry with Rich’s input. If you see Rich on your jobsite, rest assured that you’re in good hands!

1/12/2012: Come See Renova at the Jersey Shore Home Expo

admin — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 02:24:16 +0000

What better way to spend your Friday the 13th than to traipse around the Jersey Shore Home Expo! Renova will be there to answer any questions you may have from 1/13 to 1/15 at the Brookdale Community College in Lincroft. Stop by and see our video on residential heating oil tank removals…you’ll be glad you did!

11/6/2011: Congratulations Jimbo!

admin — Sun, 06 Nov 2011 21:58:53 +0000

The staff at Renova tips our collective hat to James “Jimbo” Matulis for passing his CDL road test. Jimbo passed with shining colors: he passed both his written and road tests on his first try, and now has the CDL-A with the air brake endorsement. That’s great news for our clients, as Renova can now be more places at the same time! Keep your eye out for Jimbo driving the big green dump druck and when you see him, tell him “Congrats!”

6/29/2011: “Game-Changer” Alert: UST Fund Has Insufficient Funds

admin — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 01:20:36 +0000

Unfortunately, this news probably doesn’t come as a shock to many residents in the Garden State. It’s no secret that the government is working on developing strict measures to reign in the State budget, and programs like the UST Fund were vulnerable. While wishful thinking might certainly pay off, as the Fund could some day be restored to its former glory, it’s a more practical approach to use all of the cost recovery measures still available.

Renova is experienced in bringing stakeholders to the table to contribute to costly remediations. Our ability to seek out and find prior insurance carriers, even prior owners and their insurance carriers, can sometimes make or break a project’s viability. In addition to establishing the prior stakeholders, a forensic age dating investigation can determine the date of the initial discharge from the UST. A discharge of fuel oil is considered a “continuous trigger,” and the date of the release is used when determining the proportional cost allocation of responsible parties, including insurance coverage. Please feel free to contact our expert scientists for more information and a free consult.

5/12/2011: Renova becomes certified MBE

admin — Thu, 12 May 2011 12:44:45 +0000

On May 3, 2011 Renova Environmental Services, LLC obtained certification from the New Jersey Department of Treasury, Division of Revenue, Certification #55407-20. We’re encouraged by the opportunities made available to MBE’s in the State of New Jersey and look forward to initiating projects using our designation and teaming opportunities with other firms.

3/13/2011: To Remediate or Investigate, THAT is the question.

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 14:29:35 +0000

One of Renova’s primary goals is to bring sites back into environmental compliance utilizing the least amount of resources required and to accomplish this without compromising safety or customer satisfaction. One way we realize this goal is by performing consulting and contracting services in-house.

Another Renova maximizes value for our clients is by performing a comprehensive, remedial investigation before the remediation (clean-up) of contamination. Proceeding in this manner poses inherent benefits to the client in terms of time and cost:

Cost Assurance: The remediation proposal is based on the tonnage and location of the underlying contamination, which ensures an accurate remediation proposal.

Minimize Remediation Cost: Soil and groundwater with impacts below the applicable remediation standards, which do not require remediation, would be left in place. This yields a significant cost savings over using field screening techniques to determine “clean” from “dirty” material, and prevents over-excavation.

Avoid Project Delays: The remediation would be initiated with the appropriate equipment and machinery to complete the job in one mobilization, avoiding costly down time.

Cost Recovery: In certain cases, it’s possible to trigger pollution liability coverage under prior owners’ insurance policies. An environmental claim is a “continuous trigger” and the coverage of prior carriers remains intact. The outcome of insurance archaeology and subrogation of claims hinges on collecting accurate, thorough data in an investigation and keeping it intact for submission to the appropriate parties.

2/13/2011: Renova is a certified Dealer/Installer of Ideal Foundation Systems

admin — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 21:58:15 +0000

On August 24, 2010, Renova Environmental Services became a certified dealer/installer of Ideal Foundation Systems. We will be adding a Foundation Support tab on our website showcasing the services offered in this arena over the coming months. Specifically, Renova is trained and equipped to install helical piles, tension anchors, slab support piles, underpinning piles, and boardwalk systems. Our certification in this specialty field will enable us to provide turn-key services to our clients in a more streamlined business model.

12/7/2010: Renova volunteers at Lunch Break of Red Bank

admin — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 06:37:21 +0000

Renova is proud to volunteer our services to Lunch Break, an organization dedicated to serving the community by providing life’s basic necessitites – food, clothing, and fellowship. We kicked off our holidays by donating a trunkload of food and serving lunch to those in need. We’ll be returning regularly to assist this cornerstone organization in our community! For more information, visit www.lunchbreak.org

11/5/2010: Renova becomes certified SBE

admin — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 19:00:15 +0000

On October 29, 2010 Renova Environmental Services, LLC obtained certification from the New Jersey Department of Treasury, Division of Minority and Women Business Development, Certification #54230-20. We’re encouraged by the opportunities made available to SBE’s in the State of New Jersey and look forward to initiating projects using our designation.

9/23/2010: Renova’s First Blog!

admin — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 03:58:37 +0000

Welcome everybody to the Renova blog. This will be a forum where we’ll post updates on our company, industry news, and anything else worth sharing.

To kick things off, we’re proud to announce that Renova has joined the Fuel Merchant’s Association (FMA) of New Jersey as an Associate Member. Renova looks forward to working in coordination with the FMA and its members to protect the interests of oil customers.