Envitech has supplied more than 500 air pollution control systems worldwide.
Envitech Company History and Milestones
Envitech was founded in 1994 with a mission to design and deliver advanced air pollution control systems rooted in sound engineering and practical experience. The company was established by Dr. Ronald Patterson, whose early career was shaped under the mentorship of renowned aerosol and mist control experts Dr. Sheldon Friedlander and Dr. Seymour Calvert. These influences helped shape Envitech’s engineering-first approach and its commitment to delivering reliable, real-world solutions for complex environmental challenges.
Dr. Patterson’s experience began at A.P.T., Inc., a major contributor to EPA-sponsored scrubber R&D in the 1970s. He later founded Calvert Environmental, which became a key supplier of pollution control equipment for hazardous and medical waste incinerators and chemical processing facilities.
With the founding of Envitech, the focus shifted to delivering complete, integrated systems for a range of industries. These included medical waste, petrochemical processing, mining, metallurgical operations, and specialty chemical production. The company is known for its robust equipment, such as quenchers, absorbers, Venturi scrubbers, and wet electrostatic precipitators (WESPs). It is also known for its end-to-end service from engineering through installation and support.


Our Team
Envitech’s expert engineers provide start-up services as well as long term support to keep your equipment operating in optimum condition. Our licensed contractors provide turn-key solutions assisting with permits, project management, and on-site installation support. Envitech’s personnel have a robust knowledge of regulations to create and install air pollution control systems tailored to the needs of each individual client.

Leadership Team

Ron Patterson
President

Andy Olds
Director of Engineering

Andy Bartocci
NATIONAL SALES MANAGER
Operations Team

Gerardo Alfaro
ENGINEERING MANAGER

Stefan Graf
PROJECT MANAGER


