Introduction

TTI Environmental, Inc. is a multi-disciplined environmental service organization providing high quality services to business, industry and government since 1985. TTI has a qualified staff of experienced professionals. We currently hold over 50 licenses and certifications relevant to the environmental field. Our staff expertise is enhanced by routine attendance in continuing education and participation in various and diverse professional organizations. TTI is also a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB).

TTI's clients include: members of Industry, Public Utilities, Schools, Hospitals, Government, Banks, Insurance Companies, and Real Estate Developers. TTI maintains a Bonding capacity of $5 million and comprehensive general liability coverage including Professional/Pollution Insurance.

TTI is located on a 5 acre site that includes a construction yard. TTI's facilities include 15,000 square feet of office and warehouse space. This enables TTI to own and maintain various types of heavy equipment, utility trucks, supplies and service specific technical instrumentation.

The following is a partial list of Government/State agencies that TTI is Licensed/Certified by:

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
United States Environmental Protection Agency
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
Maryland Department of Environmental Protection
New Jersey Department of Health
New York State Department of Labor
Delaware State Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
United States Department of Labor, OSHA
American Industrial Hygiene Association
American Institute of Professional Geologist
American Petroleum Institute
Steel Tank Institute
Academy of Certified Hazardous Materials Managers
City of Philadelphia Licenses and Inspections
New Jersey Department of Community Affairs

Energy Conservation

TTI Environmental has installed solar panels on their building in efforts to "go green" and is the first commercial solar project in Moorestown.

Based on the size of the 50 kilowatt system there is an environmental impact eliminating approximately 900 tons of carbon dioxide lessening its impact to global warming, eliminating approximately 9,000 lbs of sulfur dioxide with is the main cause of acid rain, and eliminating approximately 2,500 lbs nitrogen oxide which is the major contributor to smog. (Source is EPA and eGRID.)

The building's solar array accounts for 85% of total in-house electricity use which takes immediate pressure off of the grid along with electricity being provided by renewable resource.