Texas Strikeforce has helped responsible industries such as transportation companies, paint and ink manufacturers, food and beverage producers, and medical and cosmetic companies maintain their clean environment record.  We will handle your emergency spill from start to finish - spill reports, cleanup, waste profiling, waste analysis, transportation, treatment and disposal.

Worldwide, governments and environment protection groups are increasingly targeting polluters, dealing out hefty fines to organizations and individuals. Every state has laws that involve personal liability for managers and directors of companies in breach of environmental laws, with the cost of cleanup charged to the polluter. The most effective way to protect your operation from the repercussions of environmental pollution is to prevent spills from ever leaving your site. Texas Strikeforce is here to prevent spills from entering our drainage systems and to facilitate spill cleanups in a timely and thorough manner.

Each year a large number of workplace injuries occur as a result of exposure to hazardous chemicals. We can assist you in reducing occupational hazards and environmental pollution. This lowers costs associated with spills and waste disposal.

We utilize industry absorbents and other industry secrets to cleanup fuel, oil, acids, bases, emulsions, as well as compact, lightweight and highly visible spills that can present real problems even for sites that have permanent diverters, sump tanks and runoff dams.

Texas Strikeforce communicates with local, state and federal regulators as well as emergency responders and strictly follows all regulatory guidelines required by these authorities.  We also provide mitigation of environmental impacts in soil and water and site closure sampling and analysis.  Our project managers work on a first-name basis with state and federal regulators.

Emergency Response Services include:

• Truck and rail tanker spills (oil, gas, diesel fuel)
• Leaking drums
• Underground utility vault decontamination/acid/base spills
• Unknown abandoned drums
• Manufacturing facility fires
• Cyanide spills
• Pesticide spills
• Chemical warfare or acutely toxic materials
• Explosive and shock sensitive materials
• Gaseous material leaks
• PCB transformers
• Mercury spills
• Hazardous material spill response and clean-up
• Biohazardous material spill response and clean-up
• Hazardous material incidents ocurring "in-transit"
• Industrial fire clean-up
• Remediation summary reports (as required by client or regulators)
• Response to notice of non-compliance advisory letters from state or federal EPA on behalf of client
• Reactive and explosive stabilization/disposal
• Level A, B, C and D personal protective equipment
• Transportation / disposal of all waste generated during spill