Superintendent Jorge Gomez and his COMANCO team nears completing 13.7-acre landfill cell in Punta Gorda, Florida. The crew is finishing the liner installation over the new landfill cell subgrade and is working on installing Geosynthetic liner and Geocomposite. The crew …
Superintendent Alejandro Loza and his crew recently completed a new landfill cell expansion in Arcadia, FL. This is the 3rd cell expansion COMANCO has successfully completed at this site. The project consisted of a 3-layer system with 434,700 sf of …
Just recently, COMANCO Superintendent Arnulfo Martinez and his liner crew completed a landfill cell expansion. The 300,000 sqft cell expansion consists of a Geosynthetic liner system, which included the installation of a 60mil HDPE Textured Geomembrane, Clay Liner, and 200mil …
Superintendent Larry Graham guided the COMANCO crew during the liner installation for two holding ponds consisting of 140 acres with 80mil smooth & textured geomembrane and a geocomposite vent layer. SAFETY ★ QUALITY ★ SERVICE
Earlier this week, COMANCO Environmental started geosynthetics deployment for a 30-acre Reject Water pond in Orlando, FL. The pond will be lined with three layers total: 1) 200-mil DS geocomposite gas venting layer, 2) 40-mil PVC liner, 3) a Non-woven …
A COMANCO crew is finishing up the closure of a gyp stack that started last March at a chemical plant in Central Florida. Gary Mitchell, Project Superintendent, and crew have installed approximately five miles of drainage pipe, most of which …
COMANCO Environmental has begun a Geosynthetics installation project at a landfill in Central Florida. The team is installing over 1,563,000 SF of 60-mil textured HDPE liner, 777,700 SF of GCL, and 1,531,500 SF of 200-mil Geocomposite for a cell expansion. …
A COMANCO crew, led by Project Superintendent Tommy Terry, is making progress on a gyp stack closure on a chemical plant in Central Florida. The crew has finished grading the western half of the gyp stack slope and the first …
A COMANCO crew has been battling a rainy start of the year on a gyp stack slope closure project at a chemical plant in Central Florida. With grading continuing this week, the site should be ready for geocomposite and liner …
A COMANCO crew, led by Superintendent Charlie Ingle, is making progress on a gyp stack slope closure project at a chemical plant in Central Florida. The crew is installing a 2,000′ long drain system with 8″ HDPE pipe buried at …
