ALS Radon & Environmental, Inc.

Air Quality Improvement is a service that monitors air pollution, analyzes sources, and implements actions like reducing emissions and promoting cleaner practices to make the air healthier for people and the environment.

A Certified Radon Specialist is trained to test homes and buildings for radon, explain risks, and recommend mitigation steps to reduce exposure, ensuring safer indoor air through proper procedures and certified guidelines.

Commercial Radon Mitigation is a service that reduces radon gas inside large buildings, using systems like vents and fans to vent it outside. It involves testing the air, designing a mitigation plan, installing equipment, and confirming results with follow-up tests.

Crawl Space Encapsulation is sealing and insulating a crawl space to keep moisture out, regulate humidity, and improve air quality. It involves sealing vents, applying a vapor barrier, sealing gaps, and often adding insulation and a dehumidifier.

Indoor allergen sampling collects particles like dust, pet dander, mold, and pollen from inside a building. A lightweight kit or professional collects samples from surfaces or air, then a lab analyzes them to identify allergens and guide cleaning or remediation steps.

Lead-based paint testing checks if homes or buildings contain lead paint. A technician samples paint from surfaces, tests it for lead, and sends results with recommendations to reduce exposure and guide any necessary remediation.

Mold Inspection is a service that checks your home for mold, moisture, and water problems. A trained inspector examines visible areas, tests suspect spots, and provides a report with findings and recommended fixes to prevent growth.

Mold Remediation is a service that finds and removes mold growth in homes or buildings, cleans affected areas, fixes moisture issues, and removes contaminated materials to restore safe air quality and prevent future mold returns.

Mold Removal is a service that finds and eliminates mold growth in homes or buildings, then cleans and dries the area to prevent recurrence, using containment, special vacuums, antifungal treatments, and moisture control to improve air quality and safety.

Mold cleaning is a service that removes mold growth from walls, ceilings, and surfaces. It involves identifying mold, containing the area, cleaning and sanitizing with safe products, and addressing moisture sources to prevent recurrence.

Mold damage restoration is the process of cleaning up and repairing areas ruined by mold growth, removing mold, stopping moisture, drying spaces, sanitizing surfaces, and restoring damaged materials to prevent health risks and further damage.

Mold inspection is a service that checks a building for mold growth, moisture, and related risks. A pro visits, looks for visible mold, tests air and surfaces, checks humidity, and gives an assessment and recommendations to fix water problems and prevent return.

Mold mitigation is the process of stopping mold growth and removing it from your home. It involves identifying moisture problems, cleaning affected areas, drying and dehumidifying, and fixing leaks to prevent future mold.

Mold remediation is the process of cleaning up and removing mold from homes or buildings, stopping its growth, and fixing moisture problems to prevent it from coming back. It includes containment, cleaning, drying, and repairs.

Mold removal is cleaning and safely eliminating mold from homes to improve air quality and prevent damage. It involves inspecting for moisture, removing affected materials, cleaning surfaces, and often fixing leaks or moisture sources to prevent recurrence.

Mold sampling is a test to check for mold in a building. A professional collects air or surface samples, then sends them to a lab to identify mold types and amounts, helping determine contamination and guide cleanup actions.

Mold testing is the process of checking indoor air and surfaces for mold spores to see if mold is growing, where it is, and how much. It involves sampling air or surfaces, lab analysis, and a report with findings and recommendations to fix moisture and health risks.

Multifamily Housing is a residential service that provides living spaces for many families in one building or complex, such as apartments or condos, including unit maintenance, shared amenities, and property management to ensure safe, affordable homes.

Radon Fan Replacement is replacing the blower that pulls air through your home’s radon mitigation system to vent radon safely outdoors. The process involves turning off power, accessing the fan, removing the old unit, installing a new fan, testing for proper flow, and sealing the area.

Radon Gas Testing measures the level of radon, a radioactive gas, in a home or building using detectors placed indoors. It typically involves short or long-term tests to determine air concentrations so actions can be taken to reduce exposure if levels are high.

Radon mitigation is reducing radon gas in buildings to keep indoor air safe. It involves testing levels, sealing openings, and installing systems like active soil depressurization to vent radon outside and prevent it from entering living spaces.

Radon Mitigation Inspection is a check to see how much radon is entering a home and whether a mitigation system is needed. It involves measuring indoor radon levels, inspecting the building and ventilation, and recommending/installing fixes to reduce exposure.

Radon Redimation is a service that estimates the amount of radon in a space and helps reduce it. It involves measuring radon levels, evaluating sources, and implementing ventilation or sealing steps to lower exposure and improve indoor air safety.

Radon Reduction is a home service that lowers radon levels, a radioactive gas, to keep indoor air safer. It involves testing for radon, installing mitigation systems like vent pipes or sealing cracks, and monitoring to maintain safe levels.

Radon Removal is a service that measures and reduces dangerous radon gas in buildings. It involves testing air levels, sealing entry points, and installing ventilation or mitigation systems to lower radon to safer levels for healthier indoor air.

Radon System Repairs involve fixing and maintaining the equipment that reduces radon gas in buildings, including inspecting detectors, repairing fans or vents, sealing leaks, and ensuring the mitigation system operates safely and effectively to improve indoor air quality.

Radon Testing checks the level of radon gas in a building to see if it’s safe for occupants. A kit or professional uses a detector placed in the home for a set period, then the results show whether mitigation is needed to reduce exposure.

Radon inspection is a home test to check how much radon gas is in indoor air. A device is placed in the lowest lived-in area, collected over 2–7 days, then analyzed to see if mitigation is needed to reduce health risks.

Rental Housing is a service that helps people rent homes or apartments. It involves listing available units, showing options, arranging viewings, processing applications, verifying income and credit, signing leases, and handling ongoing tenancy needs.

Residential Radon Mitigation is a service that reduces radon gas in homes. Inspections identify high levels, and professionals install venting and sealing systems to safely move radon outdoors, improve indoor air quality, and meet safety guidelines.

A vapor intrusion mitigation system helps prevent harmful soil or groundwater vapors from seeping into buildings. It typically vents or barriers contaminants, using sub-slab depressurization, seals, and filtration to keep indoor air safe.