Genesis isn’t just about work. Sometimes we put our work lives aside to go have fun out in the community. Dozer Days is an event where kids can actually get in the seat of pieces of construction equipment and drive!  Seeing the reactions from these kids was priceless and made us appreciate what we do every day even more. Be on the lookout for the 2023 Dozer Days!

Discover what’s involved with an API 653 formal external tank inspection, which tanks require them, and how often they should be conducted. With detailed explanations of the inspection process, you'll be better equipped to manage your ASTs and meet regulatory requirements.

The API 653 internal inspection is a crucial component of spill prevention measures mandated by the EPA's SPCC rule for above ground storage tanks (ASTs). Learn what it is, why it matters, and how to prepare for it.

If you are considering having an underground storage tank removed, there are a few things you should know first. Here are the basics of UST removal, including why you may need it and what to expect during the process.

To meet the demands of our recent growth in environmental remediation and construction, Genesis Environmental Solutions is pleased to announce that Bill Tott and Jake Bustillo have joined our team.

For their 50 year anniversary, Liebherr chose Genesis to spotlight in their publication.

GES will take part in the demolition of the old terminal and reconstruction of the New Kansas City International Airport.

Genesis Environmental Solutions, Inc. was awarded a $770,000 project by Bayer Crop Science for the painting, repairs and re-lining of three storage tanks and one clarifier. 

Genesis Environmental Solutions, Inc. was awarded a $493,000 project by the City of Independence to provide a protective coating system replacement on the interior and exterior surfaces of the Settling Basin #1, associated equipment, and structures.

The Journal of Protective Coatings & Linings recently ranked Genesis Environmental Solutions #1 for the greatest number of verified painting bids awarded in their Water/Wastewater category. The ranking is based on the combined total number of contract awards won by each company for projects tagged with sewer, manholes and waste treatment in 2015, excluding tank work.