SalCo relocated services to Micor Drive in 2015 following the EPA's investigation into the site; the investigation concluded with the discovery of over '1,100 drums, vats, totes, and other containers potentially containing cyanide, zinc cyanide, nickel chloride, chromic acid, hydrogen peroxide, sulfuric acid, ignitable wastes, reactive wastes and other chemicals'. Groundwater soil tests were also performed across the site for PFAS, outsourcing from a flooded basement used to store industrial materials, a hazard due to its proximity to the Grand River and private wells, achieving a Hazardous Ranking System score of 39.12.
