EIS Adds Environmental Construction To Expand Florida Demolition And Remediation Capabilities

EIS Holdings recently expanded its operational footprint in Florida by acquiring Environmental Construction, LLC, a renowned Tampa-based firm specializing in commercial demolition, abatement, and comprehensive environmental remediation services. This strategic transaction significantly enhances EIS’ capacity to self-perform a range of demolition and environmental-related projects, solidifying its presence in the Southeastern market.

Established in 2005, Environmental Construction has built a strong industry reputation by providing a diverse array of services, including demolition, asbestos and lead-based paint abatement, mold remediation, and precise concrete cutting. The company caters to a variety of clients, including commercial enterprises, industrial facilities, and government entities, demonstrating versatility and expertise in handling complex environmental challenges.

With over two decades of experience, Environmental Construction is fully licensed to operate in both Florida and Georgia, making it well-equipped to tackle complex environmental projects across the Southeast. Their long-standing dedication to quality and safety positions them as a trusted partner in managing hazardous materials and restoring safe environments.

EIS Holdings employs more than 1,000 dedicated professionals and operates an extensive network of 35 offices across 39 states. This broader corporate framework enables EIS to deliver a comprehensive suite of services, including environmental consulting and compliance, remediation, decontamination, abatement, and specialized infrastructure solutions. The acquisition of Environmental Construction not only broadens EIS’ service capabilities but also reinforces its commitment to providing high-quality environmental solutions to its diverse clientele.

KEY QUOTE:

“Bringing them into EIS gives our Florida clients more capability, more capacity and more expertise under one roof.”

B.J. Stephan, President and CEO of EIS