Locations
Midwest Hub/Headquarters | Gary, Indiana
The Gary, Indiana location at 1030 E. 10th Place, Gary, IN 46402 serves as the headquarters and operational foundation of Great Lakes Industrial Environmental Construction. Situated within the Great Lakes industrial corridor, this facility supports projects throughout the Midwest and beyond, drawing on decades of experience in environments shaped by cold winters, fluctuating moisture levels, aging infrastructure, and legacy industrial sites. These conditions demand a disciplined, safety-first approach to environmental construction, remediation, and demolition, making this location a proving ground for complex and regulated work.
While rooted in Northwest Indiana, the Gary office functions as a national deployment hub. Clients receive the same comprehensive environmental services available at all company locations, with teams mobilized to projects across the United States. Experience gained in the variable Midwest climate allows Great Lakes to adapt seamlessly to diverse environmental conditions nationwide, delivering consistent performance, regulatory compliance, and project reliability regardless of location.
Gulf Coast Operations Center | Pasadena, Texas
Located at 607 Garner Road, Pasadena, TX 77502, the Pasadena, Texas facility extends Great Lakes Industrial Environmental Construction’s capabilities throughout the Gulf Coast and Southern United States. This location operates in a region defined by high heat, humidity, heavy rainfall, and proximity to coastal and petrochemical infrastructure. These environmental factors require specialized planning, material handling, and execution strategies, all of which are embedded into daily operations at the Texas hub.
Despite regional climate differences, the Pasadena location offers the same full suite of environmental construction, remediation, and demolition services provided by the company’s Indiana headquarters. Functioning as a second national hub, this facility supports projects in any state, ensuring clients benefit from consistent expertise, safety standards, and operational excellence. Whether projects are located along the Gulf Coast, inland, or across state lines, Great Lakes delivers uniform service quality backed by regional environmental insight.
High Velocity Vacuum Trucks
Our vacuum trucks operate with 28 inches of Mercury at 5700cfm. This high velocity allows Great Lakes Industrial to address very heavy materials, over long distances. We also have the capability of a crane on our truck that can raise a remote cyclone unit up to 28 feet high to load reactors, rail cars, tanks, and other vessels of choice. All vacuum trucks are 2004 or newer models.
Wet Cusco Vacuum Tankers
Equipped with larger vacuum pumps, these trucks can move heavier liquefied material than most tankers. With a 3000 gallon capacity and the capability to transport non hazardous, special waste, these trucks can tackle any task with great success. All tankers are 2004 or newer models.
Water Blasting Units
The water blasting units we own are capable of generating a very high amount of pressure, ranging from 10,000 psi to 40,000 psi. With that kind of power, we have not encountered any task that could not be accomplished quickly. With the ancillary equipment we have available, we can clean floors, lines, exchangers, tanks, ducts, and many other items too numerous to outline.
