AT A GLANCE
100 Misty Lane
Parsippany, NJ 07054
Year founded: 1987
Number of engineers involved in commercial real estate in New Jersey: 20
Areas of expertise in real estate: Vapor intrusion; Design and Installation of Vapor Control Systems and Sub-slab Depressurization Systems; NJDEP Air Permitting; NJDEP Water & Storm Water Permitting; Water Allocation Permitting; System Operation and Maintenance; Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans; Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure Plans; Discharge Prevention, Containment and Countermeasure plans; Water Resource Development and Management; and Ecological & Sensitive Receptor Impact Studies.
OUR ADVANTAGE
EWMA has 30 years of experience balancing business and regulatory drivers to develop innovative and cost-effective solutions to environmental engineering problems. Our responsive and solution-driven approach allows us to impartially deploy a myriad of the best proven engineering and science remediation technologies to achieve client goals and objectives. Our engineering team is capable of both designing and installing these state-of-the-art systems, giving us a unique advantage over our competitors. EWMA strives that our team will be an extension of yours.
ON THE HORIZON
EWMA is excited to enter the New Jersey Cannabis market. We are now offering a suite of Cannabis Support Services including a full suite of engineering services for cultivators and manufacturers. The engineering services we are offering include Vapor Mitigation and Odor Control Services, Permitting Services, and finally design and construction consulting services. We are already supporting a cannabis manufacturer in New Jersey and we expect to see incredible growth in this market in the coming year.
PROJECT SPOTLIGHT
EWMA was retained to support a construction project at a site located in Northern NJ and address odor issues on site that were affecting the surrounding community. EWMA’s engineers integrated and worked closely with the site management team in order to design and manage the installation of a vapor mitigation system during the renovations of the on-site structure. Further, EWMA’s engineers consulted with the construction team during renovations to ensure that the project did not exacerbate the odor issues already on site.
Prior to construction, EWMA conducted a pilot test to evaluate sub-slab soil conditions, and used the test data to design an active system to mitigate potentially harmful vapors from exiting the building. The system is equipped with a cloud-based monitoring system that allows us to manage and access the system remotely and it is also capable of sending alerts and alarm notifications to mobile devices, offering our clients an advantage in management of the vapor mitigation system. We are currently engaged at the site performing monitoring and oversight of the odor control system and providing engineering consulting services on an ongoing basis.
