Clean Vapor Promotes Paul Kearney to Client Engagement Director
Paul Kearney has been promoted to Director of Client Engagement and will become the primary contact for clients with active installation projects. Paul has been with Clean Vapor for 12 years and previously served as the lead field supervisor for the installation of vapor intrusion mitigation systems. Paul’s extensive knowledge and field experience will allow […]
Earth Day: A Two-Way Street
By Tom Hatton, CEO On April 22, 1970, the first Earth Day, I was in the second grade. That first Earth Day influenced my life outlook and career path. Even today my desire for Environmental Stewardship continues to drive all that we do at Clean Vapor. Our primary focus is creating healthier indoor air environments […]
Vapor Intrusion Business Leader Heads New Industry Association
By Diane C. Walsh, CIANJ Contributing Editor An entrepreneur’s boyhood enthusiasm for model airplanes laid the groundwork for an environmental business that has become a leader in a nationwide effort to create standards for excellence in solving buildings’ vapor intrusion problems. Tom Hatton, the CEO of Blairstown, New Jersey-based Clean Vapor, is the president of […]
Clean Vapor’s New Science and Technology Division Continues to Build on Its History of Advancement and Innovation
Blairstown, NJ – Clean Vapor, The Vapor Intrusion Mitigation Company™, is officially launching a new Science and Technology Division focused on the development of state-of-the-art soil gas remediation solutions and the continued innovation of Vapor Intrusion Mitigation Systems (VIMS). The first effort of this new division is the creation of a more robust engineering team […]
Welcome Director of Aerospace and Defense Programs, Ryan Hatton
Clean Vapor welcomes Ryan Hatton, as the Director of Aerospace and Defense Programs. Prior to joining Clean Vapor, Ryan spent six-years with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) working as an Aerospace Program Manager for both the Directorate of Science and Technology (DS&T) and the Directorate of Operations (DO). Ryan began his career as a Technical Intelligence Officer (TIO) at the National Reconnaissance Office […]
Welcome Director of Engineering, Dan Leandri
Clean Vapor welcomes Dan Leandri, Professional Engineer (PE) and a Board Certified Environmental Engineer (BCEE), as the Director of Engineering. Dan’s extensive experience in the vapor intrusion industry will be both a benefit and value to every Clean Vapor customer and project. Dan has more than 30 years of professional consulting experience in environmental engineering design […]
Site Transformation with Cross-Team Collaboration
Find out how collaboration between environmental teams eliminated a threat of vapor intrusion in a new public library and town hall in Pineville, NC in this case study provided by Land Science. This case study can be downloaded at https://landsciencetech.com/nitra-seal-north-carolina-library-development/ .
Land Science: Client Spotlight
Over the past 5 years, Clean Vapor has had the pleasure of working with Land Science on a variety of vapor intrusion remediation projects. Land Science specializes in creating technologies that promote the overall health of groundwater and soil under buildings. Clean Vapor’s mission, aided by Land Science’s technology, is the redevelopment of contaminated properties […]
Vapor Intrusion Workshops Scheduled for Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Clean Vapor’s CEO Tom Hatton will be presenting 4 Easy Steps to Vapor Intrusion at the EnviroWorkshops Events on Tuesday, August 31st in Pittsburgh, Wednesday, September 1 in Cincinnati, and Thursday, September 2 in Indianapolis. Each event runs from 11:15 am and closes with after hours networking at 5 PM. He will be joined by speakers from Micobial Insights, Cox […]
What is Vapor Intrusion?
What is vapor intrusion? Vapor intrusion (VI) is the upward migration of soil gases into buildings. The migration of soil gases into a building occurs when a source contaminant is drawn into a building through permeable soil and stone below the concrete slab. The most common entry pathways are seams or cracks in the slab, […]
