Soil remediation solutions design, supervision and monitoring

Why is soil remediation needed and how does it help?

Soil remediation solutions design, supervision and monitoring are essential services to clean up contaminated soil and ensure sites are safe for current and future use. Soil can become polluted with harmful substances like heavy metals, hydrocarbons, or chemicals from past industrial activities. Removing or neutralizing these contaminants is critical to protect human health, prevent environmental damage, and comply with legal limits. Effective remediation unlocks land for redevelopment, reduces risks of pollutants spreading, and supports sustainable land management.

With over three decades of remediation experience in Denmark and across the Nordic and Baltic regions, DGE is reliable partner for contaminated land clean-up – from site assessment to post-remediation monitoring – ensuring land is safe, compliant, and ready for re-development.

Key components of soil remediation

• Solutions design starts with thorough site characterization through sampling and lab analysis to identify contaminant types, concentrations, and distribution.
• Based on site data, a tailored remediation plan is created selecting appropriate technologies like excavation, bioremediation, chemical oxidation, soil washing, or containment.
• Supervision ensures remediation work follows plan specifications, safety standards, and environmental protections.
• Monitoring tracks soil and groundwater quality during and after remediation to verify cleanup effectiveness and ensure ongoing site safety.

The customer journey: From site assessment to safe land reuse

DGE clients begin with detailed site investigations to understand contamination. The remediation plan then outlines cost-effective, practical techniques suited to the contaminants and site conditions. Throughout the project, our clients receive updates and reporting to demonstrate regulatory compliance. Final monitoring confirms the site is restored to safe standards, ready for planned use.

Soil remediation is a critical investment for developers, municipalities, and industries committed to responsible environmental management, regulatory compliance, and sustainable land use. It protects ecosystems and community health while enabling land to be reused safely and effectively.