COMANCO is well under way with the geomembrane installation at Sunshine Canyon Landfill in Sylmar, California. The project consist of installing 30mil HDPE, 60mil HDPE, 80mil HDPE, GCL and geotextile on the floor, 2:1 slopes and benches. The project can …
COMANCO has completed the removal of the rain flap in Cell 7 at Cedar Trail Landfill in Bartow, FL. The rain flap is a temporary lined berm crossing the width of the cell, that is originally installed during the construction …
Superintendent, Juan Gomez and his 12-man crew tied in 505 LF of rain flap material at the Southwest Landfill in Canyon, Texas. COMANCO recently completed the geonsythetic deployment of a 5.5 acre cell expansion at this landfill and re-mobilized to …
Last week, COMANCO began installing the geosynthetics for a new 15-acre cell at the JED Landfill located in St. Cloud, FL. A five layer system will be installed consisting of a GCL (geosynthetic clay liner) over the sub-grade with secondary …
The landfill project in Corvallis Oregon is nearing completion. The crew headed by Superintendent Tony Sanchez is presently placing High-Strength Geotextile on the benches of the slopes. The crew has done a great job working safely with no incidents on …
Superintendent Juan Gomez and a 12-man crew started deployment of the geosynthetics for a 5.5 acre cell expansion at the Southwest Landfill located in Canyon, Texas. COMANCO Environmental has been contracted to install a 60-mil HDPE geomembrane layer (smooth on …
Last week, Superintendent, Luis Espinal and a 9-man crew installed approximately 73,800 SF of 20-mil white HDPE rain tarp at the Heart of Florida Landfill located in Lake Panasoffkee, FL. Sands bags were placed on top at 10′ centers to …
In an effort to maintain our commitment to working safely at all times, COMANCO’s safety department embarked on a week long journey on the west coast to perform safety audits at three ongoing projects. First stop was at a landfill in Oregon …
Earlier this month, COMANCO Environmental performed the geosynthetic installation of a new 9 acre cell at the Lewisville Landfill in Texas. Superintendent, Jorge Barrantes, and his crew installed 400,000 SF of 200-mil double-sided geocomposite in less than 5 days. This …
COMANCO has been awarded the Citrus County Department of Public Works / Division of Solid Waste Management – Landfill Phase 3, Cell Fire Damage Repair project. On March 9, 2013 a fire broke out at the Landfill which has resulted …
