SumCo worked closely with the City of Lynn’s Economic Development & Industrial Corporation (EDIC), Ransom Consulting, and the EPA to safely and effectively demolish a
Restored a 10-mile stretch of river to migratory fish, primarily American shad and American eel, and enhanced the public’s recreational enjoyment of the Paulins Kill,
The Eel River Headwaters Restoration has been a signature effort for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts environmental restoration efforts since its completion in 2010. This $2
SumCo was contracted by the Boston Planning & Development Agency for the Environmental Remediation at 339 Northern Ave, Boston, MA. Scope of work included excavation,
SumCo was contracted by the City of Norwalk to remove the Flock Process Dam located along the Norwalk River. Work included the construction of concrete
SumCo Eco-Contracting prepared and remediated a former New Haven Water Company property adjacent to a former middle school. The project consisted of Phase III and
SumCo was contracted by the Town of Shrewsbury to remove four 10,000-gallon Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) from three public schools located in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. The
SumCo Eco-Contracting was contracted to remove and dispose of four underground storage tanks, concrete slabs, two hydraulic lifts, and excavation and disposal of contaminated soils
Subcontracted by Charter Contracting Company, LLC, SumCo Eco-Contracting planted over 35,000 herbaceous plugs and 350 shrubs to restore the marsh at River’s End Park in
This project involved the remediation of a 14 acre highly contaminated site, regrading and replacement with clean soils, and installation of boardwalks and trails. Planting
As part of the Penobscot River Restoration, the Howland Bypass project increased access to over 1,000 miles of habitat for 11 different species of sea-run
This project consisted of hydraulic maintenance dredging of waterways on the east coast of Virginia in Bradford Bay where approximately 123,000 cubic yards of material
Situated on the Neponset River in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood is this award-winning restoration project of the former Shaffer Paper Company site. What had been an
Restoration of a 19-acre former sawmill to a naturalized area and park with walking trails, boardwalks, and piers. Over the course of the project, a
This river daylighting project involved the removal of 250′ of stone culvert and 30′ of concrete pipe to daylight a stream that had been buried
The removal of the 180′ Pond Lily Dam and ensuing restoration of the upstream river channel included construction of approximately 200′ of riffles and rock
Subcontracted by Charter Contracting Company, LLC to help complete the first Phase I of the high profile Muddy River Flood Damage Reduction and Environmental Restoration
The Haskell Pond Dam holds back a 60-acre impoundment which serves as a drinking water supply for the city of Gloucester, Massachusetts. The dam was
Located within the Alewife Brook Reservation in Cambridge, Massachusetts Blair Pond had over many years experienced deteriorating water quality and become inundated with contaminated sediment
Little Bummet Brook was formerly located between the customer parking lot and the retail shops at Shrewsbury Village. Once an aesthetic feature of the retail
Located in Tisbury, Massachusetts the Mink Meadows Association and surrounding area had in recent years experienced deteriorating conditions for recreation due to excessive presence of
The Northeastern University Marine Science Center located in Nahant, Massachusetts includes a parking area adjacent to a town beach. Battered by severe weather, the beach
Constant battering from extreme weather events over time had caused the seawall located on Marblehead Neck (Marblehead, Massachusetts) to degrade. SumCo Eco-Contracting repaired the seawall
SumCo Eco-Contracting completed major repairs to the western face of the Prudence Island Ferry Dock to increase structural integrity of this vital coastal infrastructure located
SumCo Eco-Contracting stabilized this critical bank area on the Merrimack River for the City of Haverhill, Massachusetts using a combination of hard-armored toe, bioengineered slope
On this early project, co-founders Chad and Travis Sumner excavated spoils from a filled salt marsh that had served as a landfill, and restored the