1 Environmental

Air Monitoring is a service that measures and reports the levels of pollutants in the air, using sensors and devices. It involves collecting samples, analyzing data for pollutants like dust and gases, and sharing findings to support health and safety decisions.

Air Quality Monitoring tracks and reports the level of pollutants in the air, using sensors to measure things like dust, smog, and gases. It involves collecting data, analyzing it for safety, and sharing real-time or periodic air quality updates.

Asbestos is a hazardous mineral once used for fire resistance and insulation. The service involves identifying, safely handling, removing, or testing asbestos in buildings to prevent exposure and protect occupants and workers.

Asbestos Abatement is the safe removal or containment of asbestos-containing materials in buildings to prevent harmful dust from spreading. It involves testing, sealing, controlled demolition, cleanup, and proper disposal by trained professionals.

Asbestos Floor Tile Removal is a service that safely takes out old floor tiles containing asbestos, using trained workers, containment, and specialized cleanup to prevent dust and exposure while disposing of the material according to regulations.

Asbestos Inspection is a safety service that checks buildings for asbestos-containing materials. Trained inspectors sample suspect materials, analyze them in a lab, and provide a report with locations, risk levels, and recommendations for safe handling or removal.

Asbestos Testing checks building materials for asbestos fibers to assess health risk. A technician collects samples from suspected materials, sends them to a lab for analysis, and provides results and safety recommendations to reduce exposure.

Brownfields & voluntary remediation is a process to clean up and repurpose polluted or unused land with the landowner’s initiative, often involving studies, cleanup plans, environmental approvals, and penalties or incentives to encourage redevelopment.

Fire damage cleanup & repair is a service that cleans up smoke, soot, and water after a fire, removes damaged materials, and restores a home or business to its pre-fire condition, including cleaning, deodorizing, and repairing structure and systems.

Flooring is the service of installing or replacing the surfaces on floors, such as wood, tile, carpet, or laminate. It involves measuring, preparing the area, choosing materials, cutting and fitting pieces, and finishing for a durable, even floor.

Indoor Air Quality Testing analyzes the air inside a home or building to check for pollutants like dust, mold, chemicals, and allergens. It involves sample collection, lab analysis, and recommendations to improve ventilation and reduce risks.

An Industrial Hygienist protects workers by studying workplace hazards, measuring risks like chemicals and noise, and recommending safety controls, ventilation, and training to reduce exposure and keep employees safe.

Lead Abatement is removing or reducing lead hazards in homes or buildings, especially from paint, dust, or soil. It involves testing for lead, planning safe cleanup, containment, professional removal or encapsulation, and clean-up to protect occupants.

A Management Plan is a clear, practical guide outlining goals, responsibilities, tasks, timelines, and resources to run a project or program smoothly and measure progress over time.

Mold remediation is the process of removing mold growth from a home or building and fixing the moisture problem causing it, including assessment, containment, cleaning, and restoration to improve air quality and prevent future growth.

Mold cleaning is the removal and cleaning of mold from walls, ceilings, or surfaces to improve air quality and prevent health issues. It involves sourcing the mold, containing the area, removing moldy material, cleaning with appropriate products, and restoring the space.

Mold damage restoration is the process of cleaning up and repairing spaces after mold grows from water damage. It involves inspection, containment, removal of mold, cleaning, drying, deodorizing, and repairing materials to restore a safe, healthy environment.

Mold inspection is a service where a trained pro checks your home for mold growth, moisture, and damage. They examine areas like walls, ceilings, and basements, take samples if needed, and report findings with recommendations to remove mold and prevent future problems.

Mold mitigation is the process of removing mold growth from a home, fixing the moisture source, cleaning affected items, and restoring the area to prevent future mold. It includes assessment, containment, cleaning, drying, and sealing, with safety precautions.

Mold remediation is the process of removing mold growth from homes or buildings and fixing moisture problems to prevent it from returning. It involves identifying the source of moisture, containing the area, cleaning affected surfaces, and restoring the space.

The NESHAP Survey is a simple check to ensure facilities follow the federal National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants. It involves reviewing emissions data, equipment, and practices to confirm compliance and identify improvements.

A Pre-Demolition inspection is a simple check before tearing down a building. It documents structure, utilities, materials, and potential hazards, ensures safety, and plans waste disposal and site cleanup to prevent surprises during demolition.

Radon Mitigation reduces radon gas in homes by diagnosing high levels with a test, then installing systems like vent pipes and fans to vent radon from beneath the building to the outside, improving indoor air quality and safety.

Radon Testing is checking indoor air for the radioactive gas radon. A small device is placed in the home for 2–7 days to measure levels, then results show if fixes are needed to reduce exposure, helping protect health.

Solid waste planning is the process of organizing how a community collects, handles, recycles, treats, and disposes of garbage and waste, aiming to reduce pollution, save resources, and protect public health through clear goals, programs, and schedules.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that removes, dries, and restores areas affected by leaks or floods, including removing water, drying materials, preventing mold, and repairing structural and cosmetic damage to floors, walls, and ceilings.

Water damage-related mold removal is the process of cleaning up mold growth after flooding or leaks, drying the area, removing contaminated materials, treating surfaces to prevent regrowth, and restoring the space to a safe, dry condition.

Water quality monitoring is checking rivers, lakes, or taps to ensure the water is safe to drink and good for ecosystems. It involves collecting samples, testing for pollutants and levels of chemicals, and recording results to detect problems over time.

Water removal is the process of removing excess water from a space or object to prevent damage or mold. It involves locating the source, pumping or drying water quickly, drying out surfaces, and restoring items or areas to their normal condition.