by Keith Lewis | Apr 6, 2022 | Accident Cleanup, All, Spill, Spill Cleanup, Spill Containment, Spill Recovery, Spill Response
On July 16, 2018, Team Pro-Enviro and Team Pro-Tow responded to a call regarding a burnt-out trailer on the I-90 near North Bend, WA. The trailer had burned to the ground and left an incredible mess on a busy section of highway on Snoqualmie Pass. It required...
by Keith Lewis | Jan 19, 2022 | Accident Cleanup, All, Spill, Spill Cleanup, Spill Containment, Spill Recovery, Spill Response
Hazardous spills are a severe danger to the environment and harm local wildlife or plants. If there is a waterway nearby, it also risks contaminating the water and becoming a danger to people. That’s why, when there’s a spill, Team Pro-Enviro is quick to respond....
by Keith Lewis | Jun 2, 2021 | All, Spill, Spill Cleanup, Spill Containment, Spill Recovery, Spill Response, Spill Response Vehicle
In this emergency incident, on May 29th, 2020, we received a call about an overturned heavy-duty truck and trailer. The incident had also resulted in a fluid leak from the vehicle. We contacted the deputy at the scene but only got limited photos of the incident....
by Keith Lewis | Mar 3, 2021 | All, Debris, Debris Cleanup, Spill, Spill Cleanup, Spill Containment, Spill Recovery, Spill Response, Truck Accident Recovery
In this incident, on September 24, 2020, our team received a call about a multi-vehicle collision. The incident involved a Toyota pickup resting on a concrete barrier but was still attached to a travel trailer. On top of that, there were multiple lane closures because...
by Keith Lewis | Oct 21, 2020 | All, Fuel Spill Cleanup, Fuel Spill Containment, Fuel Spill Recovery, Spill, Spill Cleanup, Spill Containment, Spill Recovery, Spill Response
On February 10th, 2020 Pro Enviro was called to the scene of a parked bus at the Spokane Greyhound terminal that had a significant fuel leak. It required a spill cleanup. First, we had to deal with the bus. Once the leak was contained and no longer a hazard, our...
