Our History
Conceived in the basement of founder Jeffrey Clarke Sr. in 1994, Inflector Environmental Services began as a small family business focused on providing abatement services to the Ottawa community. Since then, Inflector has grown into one of Canada’s leading abatement and demolition contractors. Jeffrey W. Clarke Jr. succeeded his father as CEO in 2014, and under his leadership, Inflector has expanded nationwide, with five offices across the country and a growing family of 500 employees. Inflector is proud to serve a variety of industries including residential, commercial, institutional, government, industrial and nuclear facilities, with a diverse range of projects that we specialize in.
We are proud members of the following associations:
- EACO Ontario
- Canadian Construction Association
- Ottawa Construction Association
- Ontario Association of Demolition Contractors
- Kingston Construction Association
- Edmonton Construction Association
- Construction Association of Nova Scotia
- Comply Works
- Contractor Check
- Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges & Universities
- Better Business Bureau
Our Mission
By embracing innovation and prioritizing safety, we endeavour to remove obstacles for our clients so that they can build their visions and develop our communities.
Project Spotlight
West Memorial Building
The rehabilitation of The West Memorial Building, a classified heritage building that is part of Canada’s Second World War memorial, required the removal of asbestos from the historical site. Our team worked carefully to preserve the condition of the heritage materials contained within the building throughout this intricate project.
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Booth St. Complex
The scope of work for this complex project included asbestos and lead abatement, mould remediation, mercury abatement and the removal of radioactive waste. Across seven buildings and a below-grade tunnel system covering 2,000,000 square feet of property, we completed this project with precision and meticulous attention, using both power tools and heavy machinery.
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Project Spotlight
Twin Rivers
This project required asbestos abatement and selective demolition, covering a 14,000 square foot zone. To restore the building to safe conditions, our Atlantic Canada division performed the hazardous materials remediation and demolition work using advanced abatement techniques and specialized machinery.
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Tweed Plant, Smiths Falls
Now home to a cannabis producer and retailer, this project took place in a once-abandoned factory in Smiths Falls, Ontario. This intricate job required a large volume of work on a stringent schedule. We completed mould remediation across the entire 50,000 square foot warehouse, then carried out encapsulation as a precautionary measure to prevent mould regrowth, keeping the client’s crops and overall space, safe.
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