Global Mobilization

Restoring Soil Health from the Arctic Circle to Antarctica and Everywhere in Between

Iron Creek Group global soil remediation technology mobilizes their ETC and TecZero™ systems anywhere there’s contamination — by truck, ship, plane, or helicopter. Our technology can be operational within days of arrival.

Mobile Thermal Remediation Technology,

Not a Fixed Facility

Iron Creek Group’s ETC and TecZero™ systems aren’t tied to a fixed treatment facility or a fixed region. Our mobile thermal remediation technology is engineered to move by truck or ship for standard access and by plane or helicopter when a site is remote enough to demand it. Once on site our equipment can be operational within days of arrival. Contaminated soils and sludges are treated to meet and exceed regulatory requirements– even in the most pristine environments.

Anywhere There's

Contamination

Iron Creek Group has restored soil health with our state-of-the-art mobile thermal remediation technology in some of the most challenging environments on Earth, from the Arctic Circle to Antarctica. That location range isn’t a slogan. Our systems are built to operate in remote areas on difficult terrain in any climate. The same technology that treats abandoned well sites in northern Canada can be deployed to treat explosives impacted soil on industrial sites in Israel and legacy contamination in Antarctica.

Where We're Based

Iron Creek Group is headquartered in Bellingham, Washington, with Canadian operations based in Alberta. Our most extensively documented project history is in the United States and Canada, including work with the Yukon government and multiple First Nations governments across remote northern Canada, but our technology mobilizes wherever a project requires it.

Frequently Asked Questions

By whatever means the site requires — truck, ship, plane, or helicopter. Iron Creek Group’s ETC and TecZero™ systems are built to be compact and mobile enough to reach sites that fixed-facility remediation providers can’t.
Both ETC and TecZero™ systems are designed for fast mobilization, typically operational within days of arrival depending on site access and conditions.
No. Iron Creek Group’s technology has been deployed to some of the most remote and extreme-climate locations on Earth, from the Arctic Circle to Antarctica.
Yes. Iron Creek Group’s systems are engineered to operate year-round in extreme and remote conditions, proven through work in Antarctica and northern Canada.
Iron Creek Group’s treatment processes are designed to meet or exceed applicable regulatory standards wherever a project is located, including EPA standards in the U.S. and equivalent standards in Canada and other jurisdictions.