Scope of Work: Asbestos and Lead Abatement, Mecury Cleanup.

EDI removed asbestos, lead and mercury contamination from various buildings and site
areas in preparation for site demolition. Enclosed, wet and excavated asbestos – containing
soils from approximately a 20,000 square foot area.

Owner and Location: Marathon Oil Company 7400 S. Broadway Littleton, CO 80122 Rick Blankenship 303-734-8891 Consultant: ARCADIS Geraghty & Miller 630 Plaza Drive, Suite 200 Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 Matt Roberts 720-283-8975

Scope of Work: Interior Demolition.

EDI crews performed complete interior demolition of 24,000 square feet on the second and third floors of the building.  Load-out of all debris was performed at night to minimize disruption to an operating restaurant and bar on the first level.  Asbestos abatement in the building stairwells was also part of our scope.

Scope of Work: Demolition, Asbestos Abatement, Universal Waste.

Office of Energy Conservation Building:

EDI removed all TSI piping, dismantled the existing boiler and removed all asbestos containing material. In Addition, EDI removed and disposed of 2,000 square feet of spray on acoustical material within a full containment.

The windows were removed along with asbestos containing glazing, putty and caulking. All fluorescent light bulbs, florescent light fixtures and PCB light ballasts were removed and disposed.

State Library Building:

EDI removed all TSI piping, dismantled the existing boiler and removed all asbestos containing material.

The windows were removed along with asbestos-containing glazing, putty and caulking. All fluorescent light bulbs, florescent light fixtures and PCB light ballasts were removed and disposed.

The project included the demolition of both structures on a one acre site in Downtown Denver.

Scope of Work:  Lead Abatement.

At Union Station the lead-based paint on 200 steel beams, above the pedestrian walkway, was in very poor condition with significant peeling and flaking. Sandblasting the beams was not an option because of the potential for lead contamination.

EDI used an alternative abatement method which utilized a high-pressure wash with Chlor*Rid Soluble Salt Remover to remove dirt and loose paint.

EDI captured and filtered all the wash water. Following the preparation, we applied a prime coat and finish coat of Safe Encasement Systems on all previously painted surfaces.

Below are before and after photographs.

Scope of Work:  Lead Abatement.

EDI  removed and disposed of the lead-based paint on the street level exterior steel window framing along the 16th Street Mall and California Street in Downtown Denver. The abatement of the lead-based paint included all paint from the street level to the masonry and brickwork above the window framing and decorative lintels.

For the second part of the project, EDI was chosen to complete a test on a designated section of the galvanized sheet metal cornice at the roof level. A test consisted of removing all paint from this area and preparing the galvanized surface for paint.

The unique aspect of this project were the containments required. The containment for the roof work was 70 feet in the air built on top of the scaffolding. The second containment was required along the 16th Street Mall and California Street.  It had to be built without obstructing the pedestrian sidewalk and not block the entrances to the open businesses.

All work was completed while the building was fully occupied.

Scope of Work: Asbestos Abatement, Building Demolition, Universal Waste.

This project required complete abatement of asbestos, lead, regulated building materials and the demolition of the entire structure.

The asbestos abatement work at the former East Pavilion Hospital consisted mostly of TSI pipe and fittings. 7,000 linear feet of pipe was removed along with 3,100 fittings. 1,500 square feet of transite paneling, removal of fire doors, boiler and duct insulation, gaskets, duct vibration cloth and the caulk from 54 windows.

The demolition aspect of the project consisted of the demolition of the 134,000 square feet of a reinforced concrete structure, including removal of all subgrade foundations.

The unique aspect of this project was the regulated building materials. EDI removed all of the PCB light ballasts, fluorescent bulbs, all stored biowaste and sharps. EDI removed 100 gallons of stored chemicals, in addition to all CFC’s, transformers and capacitors, which contained PCB’s. EDI completed this project ahead of schedule, on budget and were awarded a bonus based on this performance.

Scope of Work: Mold Remediation.

EDI has performed the mold remediation in the crawl spaces of over 1,100 homes. The typical process involves; clean-up of construct ion debris, removal or regrading of soils, cleaning mold with a fungicide, removal and replacement of damaged building materials, encapsulate wood surfaces using an anti-microbial paint and installation of a vapor barrier, ventilation upgrades and drainage improvements.

“EDI responded to a growing need for mold remediation services in the residential arena. Their professionalism and thorough approach has made them a leader in the industry and our absolute number one choice for mold remediation services. We appreciate their solid commitment to service and to our customers.”

–Don Strong, Senior Customer Care Representative, Shea Homes

Scope of Work: Mold Remediation.

EDI was contracted to remove all contaminated construct ion debris, cleanup all mold, encapsulate wooden surfaces, install the vapor barrier, and upgrade the ventilation in nine crawlspaces beneath the hospital building.

“Thanks for your great customer service at McKee, you have been great to work with on this remediation project. I am very impressed with both you (Gene Elliott) and Warner’s knowledge and professionalism, you are to be commended. Thank you.”

–Brian Kane, Manager Plant Services

Location: McKee Medical Center 2000 Boise Avenue Loveland, CO 80538 Owner: McKee Medical Center 2000 Boise Avenue Loveland, CO 80538 Contact: Brian Kane (970) 635-4073 Consultant: IHI Environmental 7112W. Jefferson Ave., Suite 310 Lakewood, CO 80235 Contact: Mike Blumer (303) 980-8749

Scope of Work: Mold Remediation.

EDI takes great pride in being able to make a contribution to the community and to a great organization like Blue Spruce Habitat for Humanity. EDI employees were happy to volunteer their expertise, time and materials to such a worthy cause as Habitat for Humanity. The local chapter of Habitat was completing two homes in the Evergreen area when they noticed water intrusion in the crawl spaces that resulted in mold growth.

EDI dried the wood, remediated the mold and encapsulated the under decking with an anti-microbial paint to prevent future mold growth.

“… your contribution saved Blue Spruce Habitat $9,190;  money which can now be used to build affordable housing–for that we thank you so much.”

– Dick Galaty, President

Owner:

Blue Spruce Habitat for Humanity
P.O. Box 2366
Evergreen, CO 80437

Dick Galaty, President
303-674-1127

Scope of Work:  Mold Remediation.

EDI installed equipment to remove standing water from the crawl space areas, reattached batt insulation and secured with suitable fastening systems. Many of the units contained high amounts of construction debris including large boulders over 100 lbs. EDI cleaned mold-like material from floor joists using IAQ 2500. EDI sprayed exposed wood joists with latex paint, containing a fungicide to inhibit mold growth. Crews performed minor leveling in the crawl space and installed 6 mil Canvex, a reinforced polyethelene product which is less subject to tear or puncture.

Location: Aspen Pitkin Employee Housing 4125 N. Mill Street, Suit B8 Aspen, Colorado 81611 Owner: Aspen Pitkin Employee Housing 4125 N. Mill Street, Suit B8 Aspen, Colorado 81611 Sheri Sanzone 970-429-7499 Consultant: CTL/Thompson, Inc. 1971W. 12th Avenue Denver, CO 80204 303-825-0777