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NATIONAL CLOTHESLINE
October 2003

The bad news knocked Denver Cain for the proverbial loop. He only wanted to sell his drycleaning business in Indianapolis — The Washboard Laundry and Drycleaning — and retire in peace.

Instead, he was surprised to discover that his property was contaminated with perc. Cain’s financial future looked dismal at best. The property’s value was estimated to be worth $300,000, but cleanup costs were projected to be between $500,000 and $750,000. Continue reading “Getting help with cleanup costs”

Contaminated dry-cleaning properties keep firm busy
Indianapolis Business Journal
VOL. 24 NO 18, JULY 14-20, 2003

By Scott Olson

Dry cleaner Denver Cain provided a blunt assessment about the pickle he’d be in if he were left to finance a half-million-dollar cleanup at one of his properties.

“I’d be in deep doo-doo,” he said.

Fortunately for Cain, he found the consulting firm Environmental Forensic Investigations Inc. The locally based company, known as EnviroForensics, specializes in locating sources to pay for site investigations and cleanups. Continue reading “EnviroForensics uncovers liability in site cleanups”

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National Clothesline / June, 2002
Using insurance archeology

In this article, Stephen Henshaw, president of EnviroForensics (Environmental Forensic Investigations), a national environmental engineering firm specializing in remediation for small and medium businesses, including drycleaners, answers question about Insurance Archeology and how it can help drycleaners find money for costly cleanups. Continue reading “Digging up dough for clean-ups”