LIQUID BOOT® IS VAPOR INTRUSION PROTECTION YOU CAN TRUST!
LIQUID BOOT® is the industry standard in gas vapor membrane technology and is designed to eliminate vapor intrusion into structures built on Brownfields or any other contaminated sites, i.e. former landfills and manufacturing facilities, former dry cleaners and gas station sites, etc. LIQUID BOOT® is chemically resistant and seals all vapor intrusion pathways, preventing contaminated soil vapors from penetrating the slab. LIQUID BOOT® Gas Vapor Barrier and the LIQUID BOOT® GeoVent ventilation system is the most widely known and used vapor intrusion mitigation system used today. Over 50 million square feet of LIQUID BOOT® has been installed under Hospitals, Schools, Libraries, High-rise Commercial and Residential Buildings, Single Family Housing Developments, and Major Public Works Projects throughout the United States, Canada, and Asia. LIQUID BOOT® truly is the global leader in cold-spray applied gas vapor membrane and venting technology. No other membrane technology has been tested as extensively as LIQUID BOOT® or has the long standing success history we pride ourselves in. We maintain our industry leadership by offering you the following:
- The most extensive physical and chemical properties product testing in the country.
- Protection from gases generated from Methane, VOCs, Petroleum Hydrocarbons, and Chlorinated Solvents, among others.
- A staff of Representatives trained to provide you with custom Details and Specifications for your specific project.
- A Worldwide Approved Applicator network, who have been trained and authorized to install LIQUID BOOT®.
- Quick Installation Process that accelerates construction time while providing the indoor air quality protection and assurance needed.
- A Cost Effective system that diminishes site remediation costs.
- Product distribution in Asia, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.
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Featured Project!
MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
Secaucus, NJ | 120,000 sq.ft.
Applicator: EAI Inc., Jersey City, NJ
Engineer: Hydroqual, Mahwah, NJ
Built on a former ash landfill site |
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