About Us

From the initial environmental survey to air quality monitoring during construction, Boston Environmental Corp. provides value across the life of a project.

Boston Environmental Corporation (BEC) is an environmental consulting firm specializing in soil disposal and remediation. Since its founding in 2001, Boston Environmental’s ability to provide a wide range of diversified services combined with its technical expertise, experienced team, and commitment to a collaborative approach has earned the company a long list of repeat clients that ranges from developers and property owners to academic and healthcare institutions, engineering firms and general contractors.

The company is related to J. Derenzo Co., one of New England’s premier site work contractors. This affiliation with one of the region’s largest A/E/C firm provides BEC access to additional resources and lends greater bonding capacity, allowing our team to take on larger or more complex projects than other firms in the space.

Our team regularly performs the following services:

• Due Diligence Services
• Phase I Environmental Site Assessments
• Phase II Subsurface Investigation and Geotechnical Evaluations
• Asbestos, Lead Based Paint and Mold Management Services
• Underground Storage Tank Removal and Installations
• Soil and Groundwater Remediation
• Project Management Services
• Soil Treatment
• Soil Transportation and Disposal
• Material Processing
• Benefical Use Alternative for traditional Waste Products
• Asbestos Abatement
• Demolition Services and Management
• Landfill Operation and Closure services
• Temporary Dewatering and Groundwater Treatment
• Site Development
• Site Surveys and Cut and Fill Analysis
• Constructability and Value Engineering Analysis

Our team members average roughly 30 years of industry experience and are LSP certified. We have completed projects across New England and are able to navigate the area’s complex environmental regulations to help clients understand each issues and make the most educated decision for remediation.