Remediation
Remediation corrects damage and defects, restoring sites or structures to safe, usable conditions, addressing contamination, structural issues, and environmental damage.
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Definition
Remediation is the process of correcting damage and defects.
Purpose
The purpose of remediation is to restore a site or structure to a safe and usable condition, addressing issues such as contamination, structural defects, or environmental damage.
Examples of Use
- Environmental remediation cleans up contaminated soil and groundwater to make land safe for use.
- Structural remediation involves repairing or reinforcing buildings to address defects or damages, ensuring safety and stability.
- Mold remediation removes mold from buildings to prevent health issues and structural damage.
Related Terms
- Abatement: The process of reducing or eliminating harmful substances, such as asbestos or lead.
- Restoration: The act of returning something to its original condition.
- Mitigation: Efforts to reduce the severity or impact of a problem.
Notes
Remediation projects often require specialized knowledge and techniques, as well as compliance with environmental and safety regulations to ensure effective and safe outcomes.
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