HKC Associates

read moreHKC & Associates, Inc. was formed in September 1996 to provide environmental engineering and science services to private and public sector clients. Our offices are located in Carrollton and Dallas, Texas; although our capabilities are unlimited geographically. Our staff has successfully completed projects throughout the southern United States, including Texas, California, Florida, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, and Arizona. We plan to continue expanding into additional states in the future.

read moreOur staff has more than 8 years of experience in investigating and developing UST management in accordance with TNRCC rules and regulations. Developing Spill Prevention and Control Countermeasure Plans Developing Storm-water Pollution Prevention Plans Performing subsurface investigations Removing phase separated hydrocarbons (PSH) Preparing permits for industrial facilities, such as gas stations and body paint shops. HKC's design services include managing and designing refueling sites with capacities of up to 60,000 gallons.

read moreHKC has performed several Phase I assessments, for real estate management and financial companies. Our typical Phase I assessment consists of a site inspection to identify conditions that might impose environmental liabilities. In addition to the Phase I steps above, sites that had chemical storage facilities or used chemicals in their operations are further investigated to determine subsurface soil and groundwater conditions. This investigation gives the interested party immunity from environmental liability.

read moreOur staff has completed several Risk Assessment projects, including Plan A and Plan B Risk Assessments according to TNRCC regulations. Drilling activities to collect soil samples and install monitoring wells. This Risk Assessment project was performed to determine the lateral and vertical extents of impacted soil and groundwater. All activities were conducted according to applicable regulations, including soil and groundwater sampling and decontamination procedures. All equipment introduced into the subsurface is decontaminated to prevent cross contamination between samples and produce accurate results.