An endpoint is the point at which your site meets the criterion that applies, shown by independent laboratory results. We take PFAS-affected soil, water and waste there by one repeatable method, screen, test, specify, treat, verify, with the time and the fee stated before each step begins. Every step ends in a decision or a specification you can act on, not another assessment of the problem. Confidential from the first call, a reply within one working day, and a written screen within five.
The path · five steps, one outcomeYou can stop after any step, with that step's document in hand
1ScreenOne working dayYour reports, read against the criterion that applies.
2TestThree weeks from sample arrivalCandidate treatments on your own soil, with untreated controls.
3SpecifyWith the treatability reportDose, method, hold time and validation sampling, written for your consultant.
4TreatLocal contractors, our checksWorks to the specification, checked batch by batch.
5VerifyCertificates to your auditorPaired results and the full treatment record.
Verified endpointA fit-for-purpose outcome for your site: soil reused, reclassified or placed, shown by NATA-accredited results against the criterion that applies. Nothing more than the site needs, and nothing less.
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Find your first step
Choose the line that describes your site. Your first step appears beside it, with what you receive and what we need from you. One more click sends a confidential request.
We read your consultant's report and check tonnes, soil type, total PFAS concentrations and leachate results against the criterion that applies. We tell you whether treatment could change the classification and what it might save against your current disposal quote. If it would not help, we say so.
What you receive
A one-page screen with a recommendation, within one working day of receiving the reports.
What we need from you
The classification letter, laboratory reports, tonnage and your current disposal quote.
Not sure which line fits? Send us what you have and we will tell you where to start, in confidence.
How we work
Discreet. Rapid. Diligent.
Three promises, each with a number behind it. No forty-page proposal before a conversation, and one senior point of contact from the first call to the last certificate.
Discreet
Confidential from the first call. We do not name a client in any material without written consent, and a non-disclosure agreement is available before you send us anything.
Rapid
A reply within one working day. A written site screen within five working days, at a fixed fee. A treatability result within three weeks of your sample arriving.
Diligent
Every result from a NATA-accredited laboratory, with paired samples and untreated controls. Specifications written for review by a certified site contamination practitioner. The statutory audit stays independent of us.
Why we do this work. PFAS stays in soil and water for a very long time, and the people who live and work near affected land carry the consequences. We believe land should be returned to good use, and that the communities around it are owed treatment that is measured carefully and reported truthfully. The five steps, the people on your job, and the rest of why →
For consultants and auditors
What you can check
Raw laboratory certificates
NATA-accredited analysis; you receive the certificates, not a summary.
Paired results and controls
Every treated sample has an untreated pair from the same material.
No product to sell
Sorbent, dose and supplier chosen on your soil's result and on cost.
An independent audit
Appointed by you, never by us. We never audit our own work.
A written screen within five working days, at a fixed fee.
Prefer to talk?Tick "Please call me" on the enquiry form and leave a number. We call within one working day.support@pfas.com.au200 Kensington Road, Marryatville SA 5068Enquiries are confidential. We do not publish client names, and we will say plainly if we are not the right fit for your site.
The enquiry form asks for the documents you hold and the step you have in mind, and takes about two minutes. A non-disclosure agreement can be put in place before you send any documents.