Land Clean offer a unique, confidential, speedy and practical nationwide contracting service that has grown from a wealth of experience and expertise.

We resolve difficult contamination problems and provide not only advice and practical assistance, but also physically carry out the decontamination and other associated works.

Our Services

Our philosophy is based on an environmentally responsible Programme of decontamination with the aim of assisting you in the management of your environmental liabilities whilst recognising your commercial realities.

Our land clean services include:

Project planning and hands on site remediation management.
Complete project management and contracting services.
The supply and hire of all types of specialist environmental equipment and plant together with fully trained and experienced operatives.
A phased remediation Programme.
Excavation, transport, and disposal of 'Special' and hazardous wastes.
After care and an environmental land management contracting service.
Emergency spillage response.
Earthworks such as Landfill construction.
Mobile water treatment plant to deal with liquids from a range of sources.
A fleet of self-loading tipper lorries.
Thermal desorption technology - The process desorbs (physically separates) organics from the soil without decomposition.
We offer practical help to quantify the problem, provide cost effective expedient solutions and action them by undertaking all the necessary site works.

Our Background

Land Clean Ltd was founded in 1995 by people who saw an opportunity to provide the specialist services offered by the company. We have successfully worked on a wide range of unique projects for...
Windrow Turner
Government Departments
Local Authorities
Military Establishments
Gas Companies
Major Oil Companies
Leading Civil Engineering Contractors
Waste Management Companies
Developers
and also on railways, gas works, power stations, industrial plants and waste disposal sites.

The term "contaminated land" is defined in the Environmental Protection Act 1990.
It refers to the presence of polluting substances on a site (usually in the soil) in certain concentrations above background levels, which may cause harm (directly or indirectly) to humans, animals, vegetation or structures.

Sources of Contamination
Numerous land uses have the potential to contaminate sites, some of the more significant are:
Chemical Plant
Gas Works
Mining and extractive industries Iron and steel works
Metal treatment and finishing
Chemical and pharmaceutical industries
Oil refining and storage
Timber treatment
Railway land, especially large sidings and depots
Scrap yards and fragmentation plants
Paint and dyestuff industries
Sewage works and farms
Application of sewage sludge to agricultural land
Fly-tipping, cable-burning and bonfires
Waste disposal (hazardous and non-hazardous, industrial and household wastes)
Dockyards and filled dock basins
Electrical goods manufacturing, e.g. use of solvents and metals
Deposition of air pollutants, e.g. vehicle emissions.