Turning idle, contaminated land into community assets
From USEPA grant management to reuse planning — we help communities put underused sites back to work.
A brownfield is a property where redevelopment is complicated by real or suspected contamination — often a shuttered mill, a closed gas station, or, increasingly across West Virginia, a school building left behind after district consolidation.
Left alone, these sites become financial burdens and eyesores. Thrasher partners with municipalities, county commissions, and development authorities to change that — managing USEPA-funded Brownfield Assessment and Cleanup Grants and WVDEP Voluntary Remediation Program sites from initial assessment through a workable reuse plan.
We don’t just clear the environmental hurdle. We help communities decide what comes next.
