COMANCO Environmental recently wrapped up another C & D (construction and debris) landfill cell expansion in Apopka, FL. This particular project was a new 6-acre cell to be put in use once the adjacent, active cell runs out of space. …
COMANCO Environmental has recently begun the second mobilization of a gypsum stack lining project at a phosphate mine in Southern Idaho. The project consists of nearly 400,000 SF of single-sided textured 60-mil HDPE geomembrane, 2.25 million SF of double-sided textured …
A COMANCO crew has just finished up some maintenance work on a ditch at a closed chemical plant in Florida. Led by Project Superintendent Charlie Ingle, the crew replaced some 18″ HDPE pipes at the end of the ditch leading …
COMANCO recently completed the liner installation for an 11 acre new cell at a local landfill. The crew, led by Jorge Gomez and Jorge Barrantes, have been working since May to complete the 5 layer Geosynthetic Clay Liner, Geomembrane, and …
COMANCO recently made some LLDPE liner repairs on a closed landfill near central Florida. The damage was due to a fire generated by a lightning strike during an afternoon Florida summer storm. COMANCO mobilized onsite on schedule with the owner’s …
COMANCO recently completed the liner installation for an 11 acre new cell at a local landfill. The crew, led by Jorge Gomez and Jorge Barrantes, have been working since May to complete the 5 layer Geosynthetic Clay Liner, Geomembrane, and …
The COMANCO crew working on a gyp stack closure on a chemical plant in Florida has installed the entire lower drain pipe system on the west corner, and they are now making their way east on the north slope. The …
In the next few days Superintendent Martin Calderon, Project Engineer Kip Thompson, and a ten-man COMANCO crew will reach the completion of deployment and installation of five separate vertical expansion ponds at a borax mine in Southern California. The crew …
The side slope closure of a chemical plant gyp stack in Florida is progressing smoothly. The crew, led by Project Superintendent Gary Mitchell, is laying 24″ header pipe, 48″ manholes, and a 12″ corrugated drain system around the NW corner …
The side slope closure of a chemical plant gyp stack in Florida is progressing smoothly. The crew, led by Project Superintendent Gary Mitchell, is laying 24″ header pipe, 48″ manholes, and a 12″ corrugated drain system around the NW corner …
