Robotic Cleaning
Zero-human-entry cleaning for tanks and covered lagoons keeps wastewater facilities operating during maintenance while reducing confined-space exposure, downtime, and sludge buildup that can affect treatment efficiency.
Bristola delivers safer, lower-downtime industrial wastewater solutions for facilities across New England. From robotic tank and lagoon cleaning to sediment analysis and retrofit support, our team helps operators protect uptime, improve treatment performance, and reduce confined-space risk in a region where aging infrastructure, strict environmental expectations, and seasonal weather can complicate maintenance.

Specialized wastewater maintenance and cleaning services designed to improve safety, uptime, and long-term facility performance.
Zero-human-entry cleaning for tanks and covered lagoons keeps wastewater facilities operating during maintenance while reducing confined-space exposure, downtime, and sludge buildup that can affect treatment efficiency.
Specialized covered lagoon cleaning removes accumulated solids without taking the system offline, helping industrial sites maintain treatment capacity, protect liners, and avoid costly production interruptions.
Advanced sonar-based sediment mapping provides detailed sludge depth, volume, and settlement data for ponds and lagoons, supporting better maintenance planning, budgeting, and treatment performance decisions.
Retrofit installation adapts existing wastewater tanks and storage facilities for Bristola’s zero-human-entry system, improving safety and enabling future cleanings with less disruption to operations.
Detailed feasibility studies evaluate waste streams, current system performance, and improvement opportunities so operators can make informed decisions about wastewater processes, maintenance, and disposal costs.
Custom entry portal installation creates repeatable access for robotic cleaning systems, making long-term tank servicing faster, safer, and more practical for industrial wastewater facilities.
Bristola helps industrial operators in New England maintain wastewater tanks, lagoons, and liquid storage assets without the disruption of traditional cleanouts. Our patented zero-human-entry approach reduces confined-space risk, limits shutdowns, and supports cleaner, more efficient systems. For facilities balancing compliance, winter scheduling pressures, and aging infrastructure, that means safer maintenance planning and stronger operational continuity.

See how facilities improve safety, uptime, and cleaning efficiency with Bristola’s wastewater solutions.
Industrial facilities choose Bristola for safer cleaning, less downtime, and practical wastewater expertise.
Patented robotic cleaning removes sludge without human tank entry, reducing serious confined-space safety exposure.
Systems clean while facilities stay operational, helping New England plants avoid costly shutdowns during tight production windows.
Solutions fit new builds and existing assets, ideal for New England facilities managing older tanks and lagoons.
Sediment mapping and condition insights support smarter maintenance planning, budgeting, and wastewater performance improvements.
Experienced leaders focused on safer industrial cleaning solutions.

Founder
Jared Burma is the Founder of Bristola, a pioneering clean technology company he established in 2019 following a near-death experience inside a storage tank that forever changed his perspective on industrial safety. That life-altering moment ignited a passion to create a safer, more efficient alternative to traditional tank cleaning methods. Driven by a deep belief in the future of renewable clean energy, Jared transformed a bold Midwest idea into a global operation serving clients across the United States, Canada, Europe, the Middle East, Australia, and India. His vision led to the development of a patented, zero-human-entry robotic cleaning system that eliminates operational downtime and protects worker lives. Jared continues to lead Bristola with unwavering commitment to innovation, safety, and a cleaner future for industries worldwide.

Vice President of Business Development and Sales
Chad Neleman serves as Vice President of Business Development and Sales at Bristola, where he brings an energetic, field-first approach to growing the company's client base and market presence. Known for his ability to build meaningful relationships and identify new opportunities, Chad is a driving force behind Bristola's commercial expansion across diverse industries. He thrives on connecting with clients, understanding their operational challenges, and delivering solutions that make tank cleaning safer and smarter. Chad's hands-on style and commitment to solving real-world problems align perfectly with Bristola's mission to revolutionize the way liquid storage facilities are maintained. His work helps translate Bristola's groundbreaking technology into lasting partnerships across the United States and beyond.

Vice President of Sales and Marketing
Corey Allen is the Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Bristola, where he leads the company's go-to-market strategy with a blend of creative communication, strategic thinking, and relationship-driven outreach. Corey plays a central role in shaping how Bristola presents itself to the world, turning market opportunities into long-term client partnerships across multiple industries and continents. His ability to bridge the gap between complex technology and compelling storytelling has been instrumental in growing Bristola's brand and global footprint. Corey firmly believes that innovation is not limited to engineering — it extends to every touchpoint a company has with its clients. His work ensures Bristola's mission of safer, more efficient tank cleaning resonates with decision-makers across the renewable energy and industrial sectors.

Director of Business Development
John Aydin serves as Director of Business Development at Bristola, bringing a strong foundation in project development and the renewable energy sector to his role. Having grown up in Canada and built his career across the biogas and renewable natural gas industry, John developed a keen understanding of the complex operational challenges facing liquid storage and anaerobic digestion facilities. His passion for practical, impactful solutions drew him to Bristola after witnessing the company's revolutionary cleanout technology in action. John is dedicated to expanding Bristola's presence in the biogas and RNG markets, connecting facility operators with a system that delivers real results — no downtime, no human entry, and measurable gains in efficiency and output.

Chief Technology Officer
Ian Dunlap is the Chief Technology Officer at Bristola, where he leads the research, development, and refinement of the company's most transformative technologies, including the patented airlock-type entry system that makes zero-human-entry tank cleaning possible. Driven by curiosity and a deep mechanical intuition, Ian approaches every engineering challenge with persistence and precision. His work sits at the heart of what makes Bristola unique — the ability to clean liquid storage facilities safely and efficiently while the tank remains in active operation. Ian's commitment to continuous innovation ensures that Bristola's systems remain at the cutting edge of the industry, delivering measurable improvements in safety, efficiency, and environmental impact for clients across the globe.

Partner
Jeff Harclerode is a Partner at Bristola, contributing to the company's strategic direction and financial growth with the disciplined leadership he forged during his service in the U.S. Marine Corps. A natural entrepreneur with a proven record of business ownership, Jeff brings a bold, forward-thinking perspective to every aspect of Bristola's operations. His military background instilled in him a commitment to mission, team, and excellence — values that align seamlessly with Bristola's culture of innovation and accountability. As a key member of the leadership team, Jeff helps ensure the company continues to scale responsibly and boldly, staying true to its mission of making liquid storage facility maintenance safer, smarter, and more sustainable for clients around the world.

Director of Business Development
Brandon Croney is a Director of Business Development at Bristola, where he applies a relationship-first philosophy to expanding the company's reach across industrial and commercial markets. With a professional background spanning the automotive, logistics, and industrial sectors, Brandon brings a versatile perspective and a genuine enthusiasm for connecting clients with technology that can make a meaningful difference. He joined Bristola because he believed in the mission — not just the product — recognizing that the company's zero-human-entry cleaning system addresses critical safety and efficiency challenges facing facilities across multiple industries. Brandon's ability to build trust, navigate complex markets, and deliver tailored solutions makes him a key contributor to Bristola's continued domestic and international growth.

Controller
Chad Hennigar serves as Controller at Bristola, providing the financial oversight and operational insight that supports the company's responsible and sustained growth. Raised on a family farm in northern Iowa as one of seven children, Chad developed a strong work ethic along with an early appreciation for teamwork, adaptability, and accountability — qualities that define his approach to finance and leadership today. With a background in accounting and finance paired with a practical understanding of business operations, Chad ensures that all departments remain aligned and that Bristola's financial strategy supports its ambitious global mission. His grounded, detail-oriented perspective plays an essential role in helping Bristola grow with integrity as it expands its reach across industries and continents.
The three broad categories are physical, chemical, and biological treatment. Physical treatment removes solids through screening, settling, or filtration. Chemical treatment uses reactions such as coagulation, pH adjustment, or oxidation to remove contaminants. Biological treatment relies on microorganisms to break down organic matter. Many industrial facilities use a combination of all three, along with sludge management and periodic tank or lagoon cleaning, to maintain performance.
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