Envirocheck NW INC

Commercial Facilities refers to services and projects that design, manage, or improve spaces used for business activities—like offices, shops, and malls—covering planning, construction, maintenance, and operations to support efficient, safe, and attractive business environments.

Environmental Assessments are evaluations to understand how a project affects the air, water, land, and wildlife, and to propose steps to reduce harm. It involves data collection, analysis, compliance checks, and reporting to guide sustainable decisions.

Flood restoration is the process of cleaning up after a flood, drying the area, removing water, stopping further damage, cleaning and sanitizing, and repairing damaged floors, walls, and belongings to restore the space to its pre-flood condition.

Home Builders is a service that oversees planning, designing, constructing, and finishing new houses or renovations, coordinating architects, contractors, permits, materials, and timelines to deliver a completed, safe, and functional home.

Home Inspectors assess and report on the condition of a residential property, checking systems like plumbing, electrical, and structure, identifying safety issues, needed repairs, and overall habitability for buyers, sellers, or homeowners.

Large Commercial is a service for big-scale business projects, handling planning, procurement, and management of large facilities or office spaces, including budgeting, timelines, site coordination, and vendor oversight to ensure efficient completion.

Mold Damage: a service that inspects, removes, and cleans mold growth in homes or offices, repairing moisture problems, improving air quality, and preventing future outbreaks through cleanup, drying, and treatment of affected areas.

Mold Inspection is a service where a professional checks your home for mold growth, moisture problems, and signs of water damage. It involves a visual review, moisture testing, and sometimes air sampling to identify risks and recommended fixes.

Mold Problems is a service that helps identify, assess, and remove mold in homes or buildings, improving indoor air quality and preventing damage. It involves inspection, testing, remediation, and prevention guidance to keep spaces safe and dry.

Mold remediation is the process of removing mold growth from homes or buildings and fixing the moisture problem that caused it, including containment, cleaning surfaces, drying areas, and preventing future growth to protect health and property.

Mold Removal is a service that detects and eliminates mold growth in homes or buildings, cleaning affected areas, removing contaminated materials, and applying treatments to prevent recurrence, improving air quality and indoor safety.

Mold Restoration is the process of removing mold growth from homes or buildings, cleaning affected areas, treating with mold-killing solutions, and repairing or replacing damaged materials to prevent future growth and restore safe indoor air quality.

Mold Testing checks indoor air for mold and its spores. A technician collects air or surface samples, then a lab analyzes them to identify types and levels, helping determine if remediation is needed to improve indoor air quality.

Mold cleaning removes visible mold and moldy odors from spaces, using cleaning agents, wet/dry vacuums, and sanitizers. It involves inspection, containment to prevent spread, removal of moldy materials if needed, and thorough cleaning and disinfection of affected areas.

Mold damage restoration is the process of cleaning up and fixing areas damaged by mold growth after water leaks or humidity. It involves assessing the area, removing mold, drying, sanitizing, repairing damaged materials, and preventing future moisture problems.

Mold inspection is a service where a trained technician checks a home or building for visible mold and hidden moisture sources, uses tools to detect mold, and provides a report with findings and recommended remediation steps.

Mold mitigation is the process of removing mold growth from a home or building, stopping its spread, and fixing moisture problems to prevent future growth. It includes cleaning, drying, repairing leaks, and moisture control measures.

Mold remediation is the process of removing mold from buildings and fixing moisture problems to stop it from returning. It includes inspecting for mold, containing affected areas, cleaning and treating surfaces, and repairing leaks or water damage.

Post Remediation Sampling is a follow-up check to confirm treated areas are clean. It involves collecting surface and air samples, lab testing for contaminants, and comparing results to safety standards to verify the space is safe for use.

Remodeling is updating or renovating parts of a home to improve layout, function, or style. It involves planning, picking materials, and rebuilding spaces like kitchens or bathrooms, often altering structure, fixtures, and finishes to meet new needs.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that removes standing water, dries out surfaces, cleans and sanitizes affected areas, and restores buildings after leaks, floods, or burst pipes, including repairs to walls, floors, and insulation.

Water damage-related mold removal is the process of inspecting and cleaning up mold growth caused by water leaks or flooding, drying affected areas, removing moldy materials, and applying treatments to prevent re-growth and protect indoor air quality.

Water removal is the process of taking excess water away from a space or object, using pumps, pumps, vacuums, or absorbent materials to dry areas after flooding, spills, or leaks, preventing damage and mold growth.