Apr 5The "Big Three" Invasive Weeds are Waking Up!Invasive weeds species to look out for in early Spring As we enter Spring, invasive weeds are beginning to show signs of life. So what...
Dec 16, 2021Factors to Consider in Soil BioremediationBioremediation is widely considered a cost-effective and sustainable remediation technique which utilises the natural processes of...
Nov 11, 2021SCLF ConferenceSeptember is always busy with conferences and, despite the Covid pandemic, this year was no exception with the Scottish Contaminated Land...
Sep 9, 2021Christopher Sandground Joins ERSWe are delighted to announce that Christopher Sandground has joined ERS as Operations Director. Christopher is well known as a...
Aug 24, 2021Former Kinghorn Tannery Soil and Groundwater Remediation ERS have completed the remediation of perchloroethylene (PCE) contaminated soils and groundwater at a former tannery near Kinghorn, Fife....
Jul 30, 2021Lead Driller WantedWho we are: Wholly employee-owned, Environmental Reclamation Services Limited (ERS), is a team of >30 engineers, scientists and field...
May 24, 2021Invasive Species WeekThis week is Invasive Species Week, so we’d like to raise awareness of some of the more common Invasive Weeds that ERS deals with,...
Mar 15, 2021ERS Ladies Choose To Challenge for IWD and WIC WeekAs part of International Women’s Day and Women in Construction Week, we caught up with a few of the many amazing ladies at ERS and asked...
Feb 3, 2021The Impact of COVID-19 - Time to ReassessThe lockdown and subsequent shut down of construction sites in Scotland in Spring 2020 had a dramatic impact on the Site Investigation...
Dec 21, 2020Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from ERSThis festive season ERS has taken the decision to donate the amount that we would usually spend at this time of year (cards and gifts,...
Oct 30, 2020qPCR - Cutting Edge Technology for Contaminated Land RemediationWhat is qPCR and how can this cutting edge remediation technology be used on your contaminated brownfield site?
Mar 4, 2020Japanese Knotweed: A Growing PainJapanese Knotweed is an aggressive, invasive plant causing of damaging structures. Find out how we deal with it.
Mar 4, 2020On-site Soil TestingWe’ve been working with several clients recently who’ve been struggling to cost effectively dispose of stockpiles of hazardous soil. It’s...
Mar 4, 2020I Smell Oil! Can you smell oil? If you think you've had a heating oil leak, read our handy guide