AMI Environmental Inc

Abatement Monitoring/Vpih is a service that tracks and verifies air or environmental pollutant reductions, ensuring control measures work. It involves data collection, analysis, reporting, and ongoing monitoring to meet regulatory standards.

Analytical Services provides precise data analysis and testing to understand materials, processes, or samples. It involves measuring properties, interpreting results, and delivering clear findings to support decisions and quality control.

Clearance Air Sampling checks if air is clean after a project or cleaning; it involves collecting air samples in the area, analyzing them for contaminants, and confirming they meet safety standards before reopening or continuing work.

Compliance Monitoring is a service that regularly checks and verifies that activities meet laws, policies, and standards. It involves collecting data, reviewing processes, identifying risks, and reporting findings to ensure ongoing adherence and improvements.

Construction Services refers to planning, coordinating, and building structures such as homes, offices, or roads. It involves site prep, design, sourcing materials, hiring workers, managing timelines, safety, and quality to complete projects from start to finish.

Contaminant Assessments identify and measure harmful substances in an environment or product, determine sources, assess risks, and recommend steps to reduce exposure, ensuring safety and compliance.

Contaminant Testing is the process of checking materials or environments for unwanted substances to ensure safety and quality. It involves collecting samples, using lab tests to identify contaminants, and reporting results with any needed actions.

Contamination Investigation is a process to identify, trace, and confirm unwanted substances in a site or product, determine how they got there, assess risks, collect samples, and outline steps to remove or prevent contamination and prevent recurrence.

Demolition Management is planning and coordinating safe, efficient removal of buildings or structures. It involves assessing site conditions, obtaining permits, scheduling*, budgeting, ensuring compliance, managing waste, and coordinating contractors and safety measures.

Environmental Health and Safety helps protect people and the environment by managing risks. It involves compliance with laws, monitoring hazards, promoting safe practices, handling incidents, and training staff to prevent harm and ensure a healthy workplace.

Environmental Remediation is repairing polluted soil, water, or air to make a site safe again. It involves assessing contamination, cleaning up hazardous substances, and restoring ecosystems through methods like excavation, treatment, or containment.

Environmental Site Assessment is a process to check a property for pollution or contamination. It involves reviewing records, inspecting the site, and taking samples to assess environmental risks and determine if cleanup is needed.

Environmental Site Investigation is a process to check a property for pollutants and contamination. It involves gathering information, sampling soil, water, and air, assessing risks, and reporting findings to determine if cleanup or precautions are needed.

Environmental Solutions is a service that helps protect people and nature by assessing environmental needs, reducing pollution, conserving resources, and planning sustainable actions for homes, businesses, and communities.

Hazard Analysis is a careful check of a process or product to identify possible risks, figure out what could go wrong, how serious it could be, and how to prevent or reduce harm through fixes, monitoring, and safety measures.

Hazardous Material Assessments identify and evaluate any risky substances in a site, building, or product. It involves surveying materials, testing for hazards, documenting findings, and recommending safety measures and compliant disposal or remediation steps.

Hazardous Materials Management is the process of safely handling, storing, transporting, and disposing of dangerous substances to protect people and the environment, including compliance, training, risk assessment, and emergency planning.

Hazardous Materials Testing checks for dangerous substances (like asbestos, lead, chemicals) in buildings or products. It involves collecting samples, lab analysis, and reporting results to ensure safety, compliance, and proper handling or removal.

Hazardous Waste Removal is a service that safely collects, transports, and disposes of dangerous materials—like chemicals or batteries—using trained staff, proper protective gear, and compliant handling to protect people and the environment.

Industrial Hygiene Consulting helps workplaces identify and control health risks from chemicals, dust, noise, and hazards. It involves workplace assessments, exposure measurements, safety recommendations, training, and ensuring compliance with health and safety laws.

Infection Control is a service that prevents the spread of germs in healthcare or workplace settings. It involves monitoring hygiene, using proper cleaning and sanitizing, following safety protocols, and training staff to reduce infections and keep people safe.

Interior Demolition is the careful removal of interior parts of a building—walls, ceilings, fixtures—while keeping the structure safe. It involves planning, disconnecting utilities, dust control, debris removal, and restoring usable space for a remodel or renovation.

Lab Services is a facility that analyzes samples like blood, urine, or DNA to provide tests, results, and reports for health, diagnostics, and research, helping doctors make informed decisions.

Lead-Based Paint Inspections determine if a building contains lead paint by a trained inspector who tests surfaces, reviews history, and writes a report with findings and recommendations for safety, disclosure, and potential remediation options.

Legionella Testing checks water systems for the Legionella bacteria to prevent Legionnaires' disease. It involves collecting water samples, sending them to a lab for analysis, and reporting results with recommended steps to reduce risk.

Management Plans are structured guides that outline how to run a project or site, including goals, roles, timelines, resources, risk handling, and monitoring steps to ensure tasks are completed effectively and safely.

Moisture Investigation is a service that checks for dampness or water in spaces, identifies the source of moisture, and suggests fixes to reduce humidity, prevent mold, and protect buildings and contents.

Mold Inspection is a service that checks a home or building for mold growth, moisture problems, and hidden mold. A trained inspector visits, looks at walls, ceilings, and HVAC, may take samples, and reports findings with recommendations to fix moisture and remove mold.

Mold Investigations are professional checks to find moisture problems and mold in buildings, determine type and extent, identify health risks, and recommend cleanup and prevention steps to keep indoor air safe.

Mold Remediation is a service that detects, removes, and cleans mold growth in homes or buildings to improve air quality and prevent damage, including assessing moisture, safely removing mold, cleaning surfaces, and restoring affected areas.

Mold Removal is a service that detects and eliminates mold growth in homes and buildings, cleaning affected surfaces, improving air quality, and applying treatments to prevent recurrence, with steps including inspection, containment, cleaning, and prevention.

Mold Sampling is the process of collecting air and surface samples to detect mold spores in a space, identify types, and assess contamination levels so professionals can determine if remediation is needed and how extensive it should be.

Mold Testing checks indoor air and surfaces for mold, identifies the type and amount, and helps determine if mold is causing symptoms or damage. It involves collecting samples (air, swabs, or surfaces) and sending them to a lab for analysis.

Monitoring and testing is checking a system’s performance, health, and security over time, using sensors and tests to detect issues, verify functions, and ensure reliability, quality, and safety.

Osha Compliance is a service that helps businesses follow federal safety rules to protect workers. It involves assessments, training, recordkeeping, inspections, and guidance to meet OSHA standards and reduce workplace hazards.

A Personal Protective Equipment Plan explains how to choose, use, and store safety gear (gloves, masks, goggles) to protect workers. It lists when and where PPE is required, who provides it, training needed, and how to inspect and replace damaged equipment.

Radon Testing is checking indoor air for the radioactive gas radon, which can seep from soil into buildings. It involves placing detectors for a day to several months, then testing the results to see if mitigation is needed to reduce health risks.

Remediation Management is a service that helps identify, prioritize, and fix security or compliance issues. It includes tracking findings, assigning tasks, coordinating teams, and documenting steps to reduce risk and prevent recurrence.

Risk Assessments identify potential problems before they happen, evaluate their likelihood and impact, and suggest steps to reduce or manage them, helping businesses plan, comply with rules, and protect people, assets, and operations.

Testing And Analysis is a service that checks products or processes to ensure they work correctly and meet standards. It involves planning tests, running experiments or assessments, measuring results, and reporting findings to improve quality and safety.

Vapor Intrusion Studies assess contaminants that move from soil or groundwater into indoor air. It involves sampling soil gas, groundwater, and indoor air to identify risks, determine concentrations, and guide mitigation or remediation decisions.

Visual Inspections are on-site checks where trained inspectors look at equipment, structures, or products with the naked eye to spot damage, wear, corrosion, or safety issues, and report findings for maintenance or repair decisions.

Waste Characterization is the process of testing and analyzing waste materials to determine what they are made of, how hazardous they are, and how best to handle, treat, or dispose of them safely and in compliance with regulations.

Water Sampling is a service that collects water from a source to test its quality. Technicians take small samples, follow safety rules, and send them to a lab to check for contaminants, cleanliness, and safety for drinking or use.

Water Testing is a service that checks your water for quality and safety, measuring things like minerals, chemicals, bacteria, and pollutants. It involves collecting a water sample, sending it to a lab, and getting a report with results and recommendations.