Environmental Services Of America

Asbestos air monitoring captures airborne particles on a filter, which is then examined under a microscope to measure fiber concentration in fibers per milliliter (fibers/ml). Es-America can help you address and resolve this issue.

In construction, abatement refers to procedures that control the release of asbestos fibers. Encapsulation and removal are common methods used for asbestos abatement. Asbestos abatement is essential to protect construction workers and anyone who may be exposed to long-term health risks.

An asbestos inspection involves examining a building or facility for the presence or location of asbestos-containing material (ACM) or suspected ACM. ACM is defined as material containing more than 1% asbestos, while suspected ACM has not yet been tested.

An asbestos inspection checks a building for asbestos-containing materials (ACM) or suspected ACM. ACM has over 1% asbestos, while suspected ACM hasn't been tested. The inspection also re-examines the site for any new or existing ACM.

Asbestos accreditation training is mandatory under the EPA's Model Accreditation Plan for Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) and Remediation Program (MAARP). Inspections must be conducted by trained and certified asbestos professionals. Exposure to asbestos fibers can cause cancer.

A white, tubular substance was often wrapped around hot water and steam pipes in apartments, basements, and walls to reduce heat loss. Generally, pipe insulation is assumed to contain asbestos. If it does, it should be removed by a professional asbestos abatement company.

Many American houses have popcorn ceilings, which were especially common in homes built during the mid-20th century. Asbestos-containing popcorn ceilings were prevalent prior to the 1990s, as the fire-resistant mineral was widely used until the 1980s. Popcorn ceilings can pose a risk of mesothelioma

When dealing with residential, commercial, public, or government buildings, hiring a professional asbestos removal company saves you time and money. They efficiently test for the asbestos, manage and control the removal process, and ensure the safety of everyone involved.

Es America is a certified asbestos company by the State of Georgia. As asbestos removal is a significant undertaking, we have meticulously trained our staff to safely remove asbestos from commercial, industrial, institutional, residential, and other facilities or structures.

It is possible to determine if a material contains asbestos by having certified samples of suspected materials taken by an asbestos inspector and sent to a laboratory for testing. Remember to thoroughly inspect everything on the roof, as asbestos may be present in one or more layers.

If asbestos shingles are not disturbed, they typically do not pose a problem. The mere presence of asbestos in a building is not hazardous. However, asbestos can deteriorate over time and become airborne. If damaged, asbestos can release fibers into the air.

There are thousands, if not millions, of houses that need to be secured from asbestos hazards. Our company is now specializing in asbestos removal. While asbestos is harmless when left undisturbed, its airborne fibers pose serious health risks. Therefore, it is crucial to always remove asbestos from

Determine if asbestos is present and, if so, identify the type. Asbestos was widely used in building materials for many years, but it is now known to be dangerous and poses significant health risks. It is important to hire an asbestos inspector to assess whether your home is at risk.

If you suspect your property has asbestos, you should have it tested by a professional. They can determine if asbestos is present and if so, what type. The use of asbestos in building materials was popular for many years. We now know it is poisonous to people and poses a major health risk.

Asbestos can be found in flooring materials, including sheet vinyl, floor tiles, and any associated paper-like backing, adhesive, or glue. It was used in the manufacturing of flooring to strengthen it and increase its durability.

Attic Cleanouts is a service that helps you clear out and sort items from your attic, hauling away unwanted belongings, protecting valuable items, and leaving a clean, organized space or ready for storage or remodeling.

Basement Cleanouts help you clear out unwanted items from your basement, sort what to keep, donate, recycle, or trash, and safely haul away heavy items, leaving the space organized and usable again.

Carpet cleaning is a service that removes dirt, stains, and allergens from carpets using methods like vacuuming, shampooing, or steam cleaning to refresh and restore the carpet’s look and feel.

Given the importance of correctly training our staff to safely remove asbestos from commercial, industrial, institutional, residential, and other properties, we have invested significant effort in their education. Additionally, we strive to minimize any disruption to your daily activities.

Any Asbestos-Containing Material (ACM) discovered during the inspection that is friable or potentially friable and may be disturbed during renovation or demolition must be removed by a Georgia-licensed asbestos removal company before any work begins.

Clearing & grubbing is removing trees, shrubs, roots, and debris from a site to prepare it for construction or landscaping, including clearing vegetation, grading the soil, and sometimes disposing of organic material.

Safely removing and disposing of asbestos material from commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities is a serious task. We rigorously adhere to all safety regulations and strive to complete projects swiftly while minimizing any inconvenience to your daily activities.

Commercial Cleanouts helps businesses clear out unwanted items, old furniture, and debris from offices, warehouses, or stores. It involves sorting, loading, disposal or recycling, and leaving the space clean and ready for use.

Complete site demolition is the thorough teardown of a building or structure, removing all components, foundations, and debris, preparing the site for new construction; it includes safety, permits, hazardous material handling, and proper disposal.

Concrete demolition is the process of safely breaking down and removing concrete structures or surfaces, using methods like cutting, crushing, or dismantling, with debris removal, site cleanup, and careful handling of restrictions and safety rules.

Debris removal is a service that clears away junk, trash, and unwanted materials from a site. It involves gathering, loading, and disposing of debris safely and efficiently after events like construction, storms, or cleanouts.

Disaster Cleanup is a service that helps restore homes and businesses after events like floods, fires, or storms. It involves safety checks, removing water and debris, cleaning, sanitizing, and coordinating with insurance and contractors to finish repairs.

Fire damage cleanup & repair is a service that removes smoke, soot, and water damage, then cleans, sanitizes, and rebuilds a home or business after a fire, restoring safety, air quality, and structure, from assessment to finish.

Flood cleanup is a service that removes water, dries out, and sanitizes spaces after flooding. It involves assessing damage, extracting water, drying and dehumidifying, cleaning and sanitizing surfaces, and restoring or guiding repairs to prevent mold.

Flood restoration is a service that cleans up water damage after floods, removes standing water, dries and de-humidifies spaces, sanitizes surfaces, and repairs damaged materials to restore your home or business to its pre-flood condition.

Garage Cleanouts is a service that helps you clear out unwanted items from your garage, sort usable goods, remove trash, and organize the space, often with hauling away debris and tips for a tidy, functional storage area.

General cleanup is a service that tidies and refreshes a space or system. It involves removing clutter, organizing items, cleaning surfaces, and simplifying setup to improve usability and efficiency.

Hoarder Cleanouts is a respectful home cleanup service that helps remove clutter, sort belongings, and fully clear spaces. We assess, haul away trash, donate usable items, and organize the area to create a safe, livable home.

Duct tape and fiberboard containing asbestos are hazardous if disturbed. Over time, these materials can become damaged or degraded, falling off ductwork and potentially contaminating your home. Your HVAC system could then distribute asbestos particles throughout the house.

Good indoor air quality (IAQ) is crucial for worker health, comfort, and safety. Poor IAQ can cause headaches, eye and throat irritation, respiratory issues, asthma attacks, and even serious diseases like cancer, Pontiac Fever, and Histoplasmosis.

Interior demolition is the careful removal of walls, floors, fixtures, and structures inside a building while keeping the exterior intact, to clear space, uncover utilities, or prepare for renovations, typically done with dust control and safety precautions.

Landscape site preparation involves clearing and shaping a space for planting or construction, removing debris, leveling ground, grading for drainage, and preparing soil or subgrade to support gardens, lawns, patios, or structures.

An inspection is a surface-by-surface investigation to determine the presence and location of lead-based paint in a home or child-occupied facility. Only certified inspectors or risk assessors can legally perform these inspections.

Mold can pose significant risks to both your property and your health. Promptly identifying and addressing mold issues is crucial for maintaining a safe living or working space. Our mold inspection and testing services are essential in this process.

Mitigation focuses on preventing mold growth, while remediation involves eliminating existing mold and restoring affected areas. By implementing proactive mitigation measures and seeking professional remediation when needed, you can protect your home and family from the harmful effects of mold.

Mold cleaning is removing mold growth from indoor areas to improve air quality and prevent damage. It involves identifying mold, containing the area, cleaning surfaces, removing contaminated materials, and applying treatments to prevent recurrence.

Mold damage restoration restores a water-damaged space by removing mold growth, drying and dehumidifying, cleaning contaminated surfaces, sanitizing, and repairing or replacing damaged materials to return the area to its pre-damage condition.

Mold mitigation is the process of safely removing mold growth and preventing moisture that causes it. It involves locating moisture sources, containment, cleaning affected areas, replacing damaged materials, and fixing leaks to stop recurrence.

Mold remediation is the process of finding, removing, and cleaning mold in a building to restore safe, healthy air and prevent damage. It involves assessment, containment, mold removal, cleaning, and prevention measures to stop future growth.

The Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) identifies potential or existing environmental contamination on or beneath the land and within property improvements. It is typically conducted as part of the environmental due diligence by real property purchasers.

Phase II is a second stage of a project or program where you build on initial results, test more, refine methods, and expand the scope. It often involves more participants, longer timelines, and closer evaluation to prove effectiveness.

Testing is the only way to find out your home's radon levels. EPA and the Surgeon General recommend testing all homes below the third floor for radon. If you find that you have high radon levels, there are ways to fix a radon problem. Even very high levels can be reduced to acceptable levels.

If you suspect your home has asbestos, it is essential to have a trained asbestos inspector conduct an inspection. Dealing with asbestos requires a high level of trust from our clients. Safely removing and disposing of asbestos from a property is a serious task.

Selective demolition is carefully removing specific parts of a building, such as walls, floors, or fixtures, while preserving the rest. It involves planning, safety checks, sorting materials for reuse or recycling, and minimizing dust and debris.

Storage Unit Cleanouts is a service that helps you empty or organize a storage unit, sort items, remove unwanted belongings, donate or dispose of them, and leave the space tidy and ready for reuse.

The EPA strongly advises, "You should never try to remove the insulation on your own. Employ professionals who have been trained and certified to safely remove the material." While states generally do not recommend it, homeowners are usually permitted to remove vermiculite from their own homes.

Yard Waste Removal is a service that collects and disposes of yard debris like leaves, branches, and grass clippings, ensuring your outdoor spaces stay clean. It may include bagged items, hauling, and occasional curbside pickup.