
CSLB 788216: Class A General Engineering, C-21 Demolition, HAZ
General Engineering Contractor in Southern California
Environmental construction under one license: soil remediation, excavation, underground tank removal, decontamination and demolition, with the contaminated material hauled away by the same company.
General Engineering Contractor
A general engineering contractor built for contaminated and regulated sites
HCI Environmental is a licensed general engineering contractor serving industrial, commercial and public sector sites across Southern California. The work is environmental construction: removing impacted soil, closing underground storage tanks, decontaminating structures and preparing regulated properties for their next use. Because HCI also holds hazardous waste transportation and disposal licenses, the contaminated material leaves the site on HCI trucks with HCI paperwork.
One contractor carries the project. HCI project managers coordinate subcontractors, schedules, materials, permits and agency communication through each phase, so you deal with one point of contact instead of a chain of vendors. Public works registration with the California Department of Industrial Relations lets HCI perform prevailing wage work for cities, counties and state agencies.
Scopes range from a single tank pull to multi-phase remediation with excavation shoring, backfill and site restoration. When unknown conditions turn up mid-project, the same crews are trained and equipped to characterize, contain and remove them in a compliant way without stopping the job.

- CSLB 788216 with Class A, C-21 Demolition and HAZ classifications
- DIR 1000004254 registration for public works projects
- One project manager for subcontractors, permits and agency contact
- Contaminated soil and debris hauled under HCI's own EPA and DOT licenses
Scope
Environmental construction services we perform
Remediation, site preparation and decontamination for properties with environmental conditions.
How it works
How an environmental construction project runs
From site walk to closeout, with the same contractor on every phase.

Site review and scope
We walk the property, review existing reports and access, identify hazards and define the scope with you. Bid review and coordination with other trades happen here.

Plan, permits and paperwork
HCI plans the project, supports permitting and lines up subcontractors, materials and schedule under one point of contact.

Field work
Crews excavate, remove tanks, decontaminate or demolish per plan. Impacted soil and debris are profiled, loaded and hauled on HCI trucks to permitted facilities.

Backfill, restoration and closeout
The site is backfilled, graded or restored. You receive sampling results, manifests, disposal certificates and the closure documentation agencies ask for.

Track record
A contractor public agencies already have under agreement
HCI holds construction, emergency remediation and on-call agreements with cities, counties and state bodies across Southern California, and is a qualified contractor for several County of Riverside departments including Public Works and Facilities Management.
Public agencies that contract with HCI for this work
Public contracts we can name. Private customers stay private. Ask for references on any of them.
Related services
Often booked with general engineering contractor

Demolition
Turn-key selective, interior and structural demolition for commercial, industrial, government and construction clients, with debris hauling, recycling and environmental work under one license.
Demolition
Hazardous Waste Disposal
Characterization, packaging, transport and disposal at permitted facilities, with the manifest and certificates handled for you. For industry and government since 2000.
Hazardous Waste Disposal
Industrial Cleaning
Vacuum truck pump-outs, tank and clarifier cleanouts, confined space work and interior decontamination for manufacturers, utilities and regulated facilities, with the waste hauled under HCI's own licenses.
Industrial CleaningQuestions
Answers before you call
The questions buyers ask about general engineering contractor. Anything else, the live operator can answer.
Send the details and address. Routine quotes come back in writing, usually within 24 hours.
Request a quoteWhat does an environmental general contractor do?
What license do you hold for this work?
Can you remove underground storage tanks?
Do you handle the contaminated soil, or do we need a separate hauler?
Can you bid public works projects?
What if we find unexpected contamination during construction?
What types of properties do you work on?
How much does environmental construction cost?

Request service
Send us the site. We will scope it.
Reports, drawings and photos help. Emergency conditions on an active site go to the 24/7 line at 800.988.4424.
What happens next
- 1We review your requestA coordinator in Corona reads it the same business day.
- 2You get a written quoteScope, schedule and disposal path, in plain language.
- 3Crew and paperwork arrive togetherManifests, labels and disposal certificates are handled for you.
Request received
HCI's Corona office will follow up during business hours. For an active emergency, call 800.988.4424.