At a phosphate plant in Mulberry, FL, a COMANCO liner crew recently finished laying the last panel of the geosynthetic liner, completing 1.2 million sqft of liner and geocomposite installed. The last panel was placed and welded yesterday afternoon. The …
Landfill Project in Texas Begins COMANCO’s team, led by Superintendent Martin Calderon, traveled to a landfill project in eastern Texas. The team will be installing 7 acres of geocomposite underdrain that will then be covered by clay. The team will …
Late last week, a COMANCO crew led by Superintendent Nathan Wilfong and Foreman Bradley Collins, began the liner installation phase at a North Florida Landfill. This phase of the project will include installing a two-layer system. This system consists of …
The COMANCO crew led by Foreman Jesus Delgado has made incredible progress on a two layer system, making use of double sided geocomposite on top of a layer of 60 mil textured HDPE liner. Great job crew! SAFETY ★ QUALITY ★ SERVICE
A COMANCO crew led by Superintendent, Alejandro Solis Loza, recently completed a 4-acre landfill expansion in Washington, MO. Throughout the project, which was completed in a little over two weeks, COMANCO installed over 165,000 SF of 60 mil HDPE geomembrane …
COMANCO is reporting ‘Live From the Field’. Live in the field is Superintendent Martin Calderon and his crew. Martin stated, “We are making significant progress on a Landfill Cell Construction in the Redbone Ridge area of Georgia.” This project was …
Superintendent Kenny Frazier and his crew continue a geocomposite install at a Florida chemical plant. They are working meticulously to prepare for the installation of the liner, which will include earthwork duties such as excavation and backfill. COMANCO workers continue …
COMANCO continues to deliver in North Texas as the crew approaches completion at a landfill cell. Led by Superintendent Martin Calderon, the crew has deployed nearly 750,000 SF of 40-mil Geomembrane and 250-mil Geocomposite. The project entails a generous amount …
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 …
