Methane is a colorless, odorless, and highly flammable gas typically found beneath former oil fields, landfills, industrial sites, and other locations with organically rich soil. While it’s not toxic like some chemical vapors, methane can lead to serious explosion and asphyxiation risks when it builds up in enclosed spaces.
With LA’s extensive redevelopment of brownfields, infill properties, and reclaimed land, methane migration through soil can pose a risk to construction crews and future building occupants. Without proper mitigation controls, projects may face LADBS permit denials, failed inspections, costly redesigns, or even emergency work stoppages.
Testing and mitigation are especially critical in the following situations:
If testing is carried out early in a project, it can prevent expensive redesigns and schedule delays.
Don’t let methane put your next development project at risk. Contact the team at Advanced Construction Technologies for methane testing, mitigation design and installation, or help navigating LADBS regulations.
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Advanced Construction Technologies provides turnkey methane mitigation solutions designed specifically for the regulatory environment in Los Angeles, ensuring compliance and enhancing safety. Our services include:
With decades of California experience, we blend engineering expertise, regulatory knowledge, and advanced monitoring technology to keep Los Angeles projects safe, compliant, and moving forward.
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