Syracuse Environmental & Construction Group

Active Radon Testing measures radon levels in a building using devices that actively sample air over a period, often providing real-time or near real-time results to help assess indoor air safety and guide mitigation if high levels are found.

Air Conditioning cools and controls indoor air by removing heat and humidity with equipment like a compressor, fans, and ducts. It involves diagnosing needs, installing or repairing units, and maintaining filters and performance to keep spaces comfortable.

Air Duct Cleaners is a service that cleans and removes dust, debris, and mold from the ducts and vents in your heating and cooling system to improve air quality and system efficiency.

Air Duct Cleaning removes dust, debris, and allergens from your home’s heating and cooling ducts, then cleans and sanitizes the system to improve airflow and indoor air quality.

Air Filtration is a service that cleans the air by removing dust, pollen, and pollutants using filters and filters systems in homes or buildings, improving indoor air quality and comfort. It involves assessment, filter installation, and maintenance.

Air Purification is a service that cleans indoor air by removing pollutants, dust, and odors using filters, vents, or purifiers; it improves air quality and health, often including assessments, setup, and ongoing maintenance to ensure fresh, safe indoor air.

Air Purifier is a device or service that cleans indoor air by removing dust, allergens, smoke, and odors, using filters and fans. It involves installing or using a purifier, running it to improve air quality and reduce pollutants in a space.

Air Sealing is the process of finding and closing gaps in walls, ceilings, and around doors or windows to stop drafts. It involves inspecting for leaks and applying sealants or weatherstripping to improve comfort, energy efficiency, and indoor air quality.

Allergen Testing checks if your immune system reacts to specific substances like foods, pollen, or dust. It involves a simple test—often a blood or skin test—where small amounts of possible allergens are exposed to see if a reaction occurs, helping identify triggers.

Annual maintenance checkup is a yearly service where a technician inspects and tests your system or equipment, cleans parts, replaces worn components, updates software or settings, and reports needed fixes to keep it running smoothly and safely.

Asbestos Abatement is the process of safely removing or sealing asbestos-containing materials to prevent dangerous fibers from escaping into the air, including assessment, containment, specialized cleaning, and proper disposal to protect people’s health.

An Asbestos Survey is a safety check that identifies any asbestos-containing materials in a building, tells you where they are, and how to manage or remove them to prevent exposure during work or renovations.

Asbestos sampling is a test to check if asbestos fibers are present in materials like ceilings or insulation. A trained professional collects small material samples and sends them to a lab to identify asbestos safely, so proper precautions can be taken.

Assisted Living is a housing option for adults who need some help with daily tasks. It offers private rooms, meals, housekeeping, and access to caregivers, social activities, and basic medical support, while residents maintain independence.

Basement Waterproofing is the process of keeping a basement dry by sealing walls, floors, and joints, fixing cracks, installing drainage systems, sump pumps, and vapor barriers to prevent water leaks, dampness, and mold.

Basic Mitigation is a straightforward set of essential security steps designed to reduce risk. It typically includes essential patches, basic threat monitoring, user education, and simple access controls to prevent common attacks.

Brownfields & voluntary remediation is the process of cleaning up polluted or unused industrial sites so they can be safely redeveloped. It involves assessment, planning, cleanup actions, and formal approval to revive properties while protecting health and the environment.

Building Diagnostics is a service that checks a building’s systems to find problems and assess performance. It involves inspecting structure, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, safety, and energy use, then reporting findings and suggesting fixes.

Building Repairs is a service that fixes and maintains structures, from walls and roofs to plumbing and electrical systems, to keep a building safe, functional, and in good condition. It involves inspection, planning, and skilled trades to repair or replace damaged parts.

Bulk Sampling is a service that tests a large, combined sample from many sources to quickly check for the presence of a substance, trend, or quality. It involves collecting a representative batch, mixing it, and analyzing the mixed sample for results.

Certified Lead Risk Assessments is a service that identifies lead hazards in a home or building, measures lead levels, and provides a written plan to reduce exposure, with guidance for owners, tenants, and contractors to ensure safer environments.

Clean Out is a service that helps you clear clutter, organize belongings, and dispose of unwanted items safely. It involves sorting, packing, sorting by category, and removing trash or donations, leaving spaces neat and ready to use.

Clean Up is a service that helps you tidy and organize spaces by removing clutter, sorting items, and arranging them neatly. It involves cleaning surfaces, decluttering, and setting up easy-to-maintain layouts for a calmer, more functional area.

Clean Air Act services help businesses meet air quality rules, reduce pollution, monitor emissions, and ensure compliance with environmental standards through testing, reporting, permits, and ongoing auditing.

Cleaning Company is a service that cleans homes or businesses, offering tasks like dusting, vacuuming, mopping, sanitizing surfaces, and trash removal to keep spaces tidy, healthy, and presentable.

Clearance Testing is a service that checks the safety clearances between people, objects, or spaces to ensure they meet required distance rules. It involves measuring gaps, inspecting pathways, and confirming access routes are unobstructed and compliant.

Clearing and grubbing is the process of removing vegetation, trees, roots, and debris from a site before construction. It involves clearing the land, grubbing out stumps and roots, and preparing a clean, level area for building activities.

Commercial Buildings is a service that focuses on the design, construction, and management of non‑residential properties like offices, shops, and data centers, including planning, permitting, fit-outs, energy efficiency, maintenance, and safety compliance.

Commercial Inspections is a service that checks commercial properties for safety, compliance, and condition. It involves assessing building structure, fire safety, systems, code adherence, and reporting findings with recommended fixes for owners or managers.

Commercial Radon Testing is a service that measures indoor radon levels in buildings to determine if they are safe. It involves placing detectors, collecting data over a period, and providing a report with results and recommended actions.

Complete site demolition is the full tearing down of a building and clearing of the site, including removing structures, foundations, utilities, debris, and preparing the ground for new construction or redevelopment.

Concrete Crushing is a service that breaks down old concrete into smaller pieces using machines, recycling debris into reusable aggregate for new construction, road base, or landscaping, reducing waste and saving materials.

Concrete Disposal is a service that safely removes and disposes of concrete debris from construction or deconstruction projects, including loading, transport, recycling where possible, and proper handling to prevent mess and environmental harm.

Concrete Recycling is turning old concrete waste from construction into reusable material. It involves crushing and sorting debris, removing contaminants, and then using the recycled aggregate for new paving, foundations, or concrete mixes, reducing waste and saving resources.

Concrete breaking & hauling is a service that breaks up concrete surfaces and removes the debris, then transports it away. It includes using tools to crush or cut concrete, load the rubble, and haul it to a disposal or recycling site.

Concrete demolition involves safely breaking down and removing concrete structures or sections, using tools like saws, breakers, and crushers. It includes planning, site preparation, dust and noise control, debris removal, and recycling or disposal of the material.

Continuous Radon Monitors are devices that continuously measure radon levels in a space, providing real-time readings and trends to help detect long-term exposure, track changes, and ensure safer indoor air without manual sampling.

Coronavirus Cleaning is a cleaning service that sanitizes surfaces and spaces to reduce the risk of COVID-19. It involves disinfecting high-touch areas, using approved cleaning agents, following safety guidelines, and ensuring a safe, refreshed environment.

Coronavirus Disinfection is cleaning and sanitizing spaces to kill the coronavirus on surfaces and in the air, using approved cleaners, proper techniques, and protective gear to reduce infection risk in homes or workplaces.

Coronavirus Sterilization is a service that uses cleaning, disinfection, and sanitization methods to kill coronavirus on surfaces and in spaces, aiming to reduce the risk of transmission through proper products, procedures, and safety compliance.

Covid-19 Cleaning cleans and disinfects spaces to reduce virus spread, using approved cleaners, proper safety gear, and steps like wiping high-touch surfaces, vacuuming, and safe waste disposal to create a healthier, lower-risk environment.

Covid-19 Disinfection is a cleaning service that uses approved disinfectants and thorough methods to kill coronavirus on surfaces, reducing the risk of transmission. It involves wiping, spraying, or fogging in rooms, with safety steps and proper ventilation.

Crawl Spaces is a service that inspects and improves tight, unfinished areas beneath a home. It involves checking for moisture, mold, insulation, pests, and air quality, then sealing, venting, or insulating to prevent damage and improve energy efficiency.

Debris removal is the service of collecting and removing unwanted waste, rubble, or discarded items from a site, clearing paths, and safely disposing of or recycling the materials to restore a clean, usable area.

Dehumidifier Install is the service of placing and setting up a dehumidifier in your space to reduce moisture, prevent mold, and improve air quality; it involves selecting the right unit, placing it correctly, connecting power, and testing to ensure proper operation.

Demolition is the process of safely tearing down buildings or structures to clear the site, remove debris, and prepare land for new construction, using controlled methods and heavy machinery to minimize dust, noise, and risk.

The Demolition permit service handles applying for and obtaining official permission to tear down a building or structure, including submitting plans, ensuring safety and zoning compliance, and coordinating inspections and approvals from relevant authorities.

Dirt removal is a service that cleans away loose soil, mud, and debris from areas like construction sites, yards, or roads. It involves sweeping, loading into containers, and proper disposal or hauling to ensure a clean, safe surface.

Disinfection Services involve cleaning and sanitizing surfaces and spaces to kill germs and viruses, using approved cleaners and methods. It typically includes evaluation, preparation, application of disinfectants, dwell time, and safety precautions to reduce infection risk.

Driveway removal is the process of breaking up and removing an existing driveway surface (like concrete, asphalt, or pavers) and hauling away the debris, leaving the space clear or ready for a new surface or landscaping.

Dryer vent cleaning removes lint and debris from the vent and ducting that exhausts your dryer, improving airflow, reducing fire risk, and helping the dryer dry clothes faster. Technicians inspect, disconnect, clean, and reassemble the system safely.

Duct Work is the installation, repair, or replacement of the tubes that carry heating, cooling, and ventilation air through a building, including sizing, sealing, and testing to ensure efficient airflow and indoor air quality.

An Environmental Consultant helps businesses understand and manage their impact on the environment. They assess risks, plan sustainable practices, ensure compliance with laws, and advise on cleanup, permits, and reporting to protect people and ecosystems.

Environmental Surveys is a service that checks a site’s natural conditions, like air, water, soil, and wildlife. It involves collecting samples, assessing impacts, and reporting findings to guide planning, protection, and compliance.

Environmental due diligence is a process to assess a property's environmental risks and compliance before a purchase or investment, including checking for pollution, regulated waste, permits, and potential liabilities to inform decisions and pricing.

Excavation & grading involves digging and removing earth to shape land, create foundations, and prepare surfaces for construction. It includes soil removal, leveling, trenching, and compacting soil to specified grades and drainage.

Fire damage cleanup & repair is a service that helps restore spaces after a fire. It includes safety assessment, debris removal, soot and smoke cleaning, odor removal, and repairing water or fire damage to structure, walls, ceilings, and contents.

Foundations is a program that helps you learn core skills and knowledge, building a solid base for further study or work. It covers essential concepts, practical steps, and guided activities to establish confidence and readiness.

French Drainage is a gravel-filled trench with a perforated pipe that redirects groundwater away from foundations or wet areas, preventing flooding. It involves digging, lining with gravel, placing the pipe, and covering back up for drainage and soil stability.

General cleanup is a service that tidies and organizes a space or project, removing unnecessary items, labeling and sorting what's left, and making things look neat and easy to use so everything works smoothly again.

Hazardous waste & superfund involves cleaning up dangerous waste sites, safely handling toxic materials, and funding cleanup efforts to protect people and the environment from pollution and health risks.

High Reach Demolition is a service that uses tall cranes and hydraulic arms to dismantle buildings from above, safely removing materials, cutting structures, and controlling debris so the site is cleared without damaging nearby areas.

A Home Energy Audit is a service that checks how your house uses energy and suggests ways to save on bills. A technician inspects insulation, windows, heating/cooling systems, and appliances, then provides a report with practical efficiency tips.

Home Repairs is a service that fixes common household issues, from plumbing leaks and electrical problems to broken appliances and furniture. It involves diagnosing problems, sourcing parts, and performing safe, practical repairs to restore function.

House Cleaning is a service that cleans and tidies your home, including duties like dusting, vacuuming, mopping floors, wiping surfaces, and cleaning bathrooms and kitchens to keep living spaces fresh and organized.

House Paint is a service that provides painting for the exterior or interior of a home, including choosing colors, preparing surfaces, applying coats of paint, and finishing with cleanups to refresh or transform the look of a house.

Hvac Systems is a service that installs, maintains, and repairs heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to keep indoor spaces comfortable and safe. It covers furnaces, compressors, ducts, thermostats, and energy-efficient upgrades.

Indoor Air Quality Testing checks the air inside a building for pollutants and allergens. A technician collects air or surface samples, then analyzes them to identify contaminants and suggests steps to improve ventilation, filtration, and overall air quality.

Indoor allergen sampling collects dust and air samples from inside a building to measure allergens like dust mites, pet dander, and mold. It involves collecting small samples, sending them to a lab, and reporting which allergens are present and at what levels.

Industrial demolition is the safe dismantling and removal of large buildings, factories, or facilities. It involves planning, controlled wrecking, debris removal, site cleanup, and often recycling materials while meeting safety and environmental rules.

Infrared Imaging is a service that uses special cameras to detect heat from objects or people, even in the dark. It involves capturing infrared energy, turning it into images, and analyzing heat patterns for things like safety, diagnostics, or nighttime visibility.

Infrared Thermography is a non-contact imaging technique that detects heat patterns from objects using infrared cameras, helping identify temperature differences, hot spots, or cooling issues to assess equipment, insulation, or electrical systems safely and quickly.

Interior demolition is the careful removal of interior structures inside a building, such as walls, ceilings, and fixtures, while preserving the building’s structure. It involves planning, dust control, containment, and safe debris disposal to prepare for renovations or new layouts.

Landscape site preparation includes clearing and leveling the area, removing vegetation, grading for drainage, and preparing soil for planting or hardscape work, ensuring a stable base for lawns, gardens, paths, or structures.

Lead Dust Sampling is a test to check for lead particles on surfaces or in dust inside homes or buildings. A trained technician collects samples from areas like floors and windowsills, then labs analyze them to assess lead levels and health risk.

Lead Paint Risk Assessments identify and evaluate areas where lead-based paint may be present, measure lead levels, and provide steps to reduce exposure and ensure safe renovation, abatement, and compliance for homes and buildings.

Lead Soil Sampling is a service that tests soil for lead levels to check contamination. It involves collecting soil samples from specific areas, sending them to a lab for analysis, and providing results with safety guidance and any needed follow-up steps.

Lead-based paint testing checks if paint contains lead by taking samples from surfaces, analyzing them in a lab, and reporting if lead is present, its level, and whether further remediation or safety steps are needed.

Manufactured home inspections are checks to verify a factory-built home's safety, structure, and systems. A inspector examines the foundation, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, doors, windows, and compliance with standards, then provides a report.

Material recovery facilities sort and separate recyclable waste from trash, recovering items like paper, plastic, metal, and glass for recycling. They use machines and workers to sort, bale, and prepare materials for reuse or resale.

Moisture Intrusion is a service that detects and assesses water damage inside buildings, identifying leaks, damp areas, and mold risk. It involves inspections, moisture measurements, and reporting to guide cleaning, repair, and prevention steps.

Moisture Problems is a service that identifies and fixes dampness, leaks, or high humidity in buildings. It involves inspection, moisture testing, and solutions like repairs, ventilation, or dehumidification to protect structures and improve air quality.

Mold Remediation is the process of removing mold from your home and fixing moisture problems to prevent its return. It involves inspecting for mold, safely containing affected areas, cleaning and treating surfaces, and repairing leaks or sources of moisture.

Mold Testing is a service that checks indoor spaces for mold, collects air or surface samples, and sends them to a lab to identify types and amounts, helping homeowners understand if mold is present and how to address it.

Mold inspection is a home check to find mold growth, moisture problems, and sources of humidity. A pro examines walls, ceilings, basements, and vents, tests for mold spores if needed, and suggests fixes to prevent recurrence.

Mold sampling is a simple test to check for mold in a space. It involves collecting air or surface samples, sending them to a lab, and getting a report on what types of mold are present and at what levels.

Multi-story demolition is the careful removal of tall buildings, floor by floor, using controlled methods to bring structures down safely. It involves planning, debris management, safety measures, and equipment to minimize dust and impact on surrounding areas.

New construction inspections are checks during the building of a new home or structure to ensure everything is built correctly, meets codes, and adheres to plans. The process includes inspecting foundations, framing, electrical, plumbing, insulation, and final approvals.

A Phase One Environmental Site Assessment is a review to check if a property might have pollution or contamination from past uses. It involves records review, site inspections, and interviews to identify potential environmental risks without sampling soil or water.

Pre-Sale Home Inspections are upfront property checks that assess a home’s condition before listing. A qualified inspector evaluates structure, systems, and safety, identifies needed repairs, and provides a report to help sellers address issues and set accurate asking prices.

Pre-listing inspections are home checks done before selling to find and fix issues. A licensed inspector reviews structure, systems, and safety, then provides a report so you can address problems, set a fair price, and avoid surprises for buyers.

Pressure Washing is using a high-pressure water spray to clean outdoor surfaces like sidewalks, decks, and siding. It removes dirt, grime, mold, and stains by blasting water at varying pressures and angles, often with detergents for tough grime.

Preventative Maintenance is routine care for equipment and systems to prevent problems. It involves scheduled inspections, cleaning, adjustments, part replacements, and testing to keep things running smoothly and avoid unexpected breakdowns.

Project Management is planning, organizing, and guiding a team to complete a goal on time, within budget, and to the desired quality. It involves defining tasks, coordinating resources, tracking progress, managing risks, and communicating with stakeholders.

A Property Condition Assessment is a professional inspection that evaluates a building’s structure, systems, and overall condition, documenting needed repairs, risks, and life expectancy to guide maintenance, budgeting, and decision-making.

Property Damage is a service that helps assess and repair harm to someone’s property, such as houses, cars, or belongings, after an incident. It involves documenting the damage, determining responsibility, and arranging fixes or compensation.

Radon & Voc Inspection is a service that tests a home for radon gas and checks ventilation and air movement to reduce indoor air contaminants. It involves installing detectors, taking measurements, analyzing results, and advising on mitigation if levels are high.

Radon & Voc Mitigation is a service that reduces radon gas and improves indoor air quality by sealing entry points, installing ventilation and exhaust systems, and ensuring safe air levels in homes or buildings using professional tools and methods.

Radon & Voc Testing is a service that measures radon gas and VOC levels in a home or building to ensure air quality and safety. It involves installing short-term or long-term detectors, collecting samples, and sending results to inform any needed remediation.

Radon & Voc Tests measure indoor radon levels and volatile organic compounds to check air quality. The service involves placing detectors, collecting samples over a period, and delivering a report with results and recommendations to reduce exposure.

Radon & Vocs Testing is a service that measures indoor air pollutants—radon, a radioactive gas, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). It involves placing sensors to monitor levels, then reporting results and offering steps to reduce exposure if needed.

Radon Gas is a naturally occurring, invisible radioactive gas that can build up in homes. The service measures radon levels, tests air samples, and provides steps to reduce exposure, like improvements to ventilation and sealing.

Radon Inspection is a service that tests buildings for radioactive gas called radon, which can affect indoor air quality. A technician uses a detector to measure radon levels over a set period and provides recommendations to reduce exposure if levels are high.

Radon Mitigation is reducing indoor radon gas to safer levels. It involves testing air for radon, and if high, installing systems like sealed vents or suction pipes to vent radon from beneath the building to the outside, improving indoor air quality.

Radon Mitigation Installations involve reducing radon gas in homes by evaluating air ingress, sealing openings, and installing systems (like vent pipes and fans) to vent radon to the outside, improving indoor air safety.

Radon System is a service that measures and reduces indoor radon gas to keep air safe. It usually involves testing for radon levels, installing ventilation or sealing improvements, and monitoring the results over time to protect health.

Radon Testing is checking indoor air for radon, a colorless gas that can cause cancer. It involves placing detectors in the home for a few days to weeks, then sending results to assess risk and recommend mitigation if levels are high.

Radon Tests measure the level of radon gas in a home to assess indoor air quality. It involves placing a small detector for a period (days to weeks) to collect data, then sending it to a lab to determine the radon concentration and provide results.

Remediation Project Management is guiding and coordinating the cleanup of environmental or safety issues. It involves planning, budgeting, scheduling, coordinating teams, tracking progress, documenting solutions, and ensuring compliance from start to finish.

Renewable natural gas & energy systems convert waste or sustainable resources into gas that can power vehicles and heat homes, alongside technologies to generate, store, and use renewable energy efficiently in a connected, low-emission system.

Rental property inspections are visits by a landlord or agent to check the condition of a rental home, note any wear or damage, verify safety items, and discuss maintenance with tenants to ensure compliance with lease terms.

Repair Jobs is a service that assesses, plans, and completes fixes for broken items. It involves diagnosing problems, sourcing parts, scheduling work, and performing repairs to restore functionality for home, appliance, or device issues.

Residential Home is a housing service that provides a living space for individuals, including rental or shared accommodations, basic amenities, and support to maintain daily life in a private or family-like setting.

Residential Radon Mitigation reduces radon gas from indoor air in homes through professional testing, sealing entry points, and installing ventilation systems or fans to vent radon safely outside, improving air quality and health protection.

Resource planning is a method to figure out what people, equipment, and time are needed for a project, then schedule and allocate them efficiently to meet goals while avoiding shortages or idle capacity.

Sanitation Services provides cleaning and maintenance for public and shared spaces, including waste collection, trash bin upkeep, street sweeping, and basic sanitation facilities to keep neighborhoods safe, healthy, and neat.

Scrap metal handling refers to collecting, sorting, transporting, and preparing discarded metal items for recycling or reuse, including cleaning, crushing, and storing metals like steel, aluminum, and copper safely and efficiently.

Selective demolition is the careful removal of specific parts of a building, like fixtures, doors, or materials, while preserving the rest. It involves planning, safety checks, sorting debris, and recycling or reusing components to reduce waste.

Sewage cleanup is the safe removal and cleaning of contaminated wastewater and materials from flooded or damaged areas, including sewage, water, and debris, followed by disinfection to prevent health risks.

Sewer line scope is a diagnostic inspection of your home's main sewer line using a camera to check for cracks, blockages, and leaks. It involves inserting a waterproof camera into the line, recording pictures, and often recommending repairs or replacements.

Short Term Radon Testing is a quick check to see how much radon gas is in indoor air. A small detector is placed in a room for a few days, then mailed or returned for analysis, and results show if radon levels are safe or if mitigation is needed.

Solid waste planning is creating a practical plan to manage trash and recyclables. It covers collecting, sorting, reducing, reusing, recycling, and safely disposing waste, while coordinating programs, facilities, budgets, and timelines to protect health and the environment.

A sprinkler system inspection checks your irrigation setup for leaks, proper water pressure, and even coverage. A technician tests valves, heads, controllers, and rain sensors, ensures zones run correctly, and notes repairs or adjustments needed.

Storage tanks & spill prevention helps organizations manage liquid storage safely by using proper tanks, containment, monitoring, and emergency plans to prevent leaks, spills, and environmental harm.

Storm Damage Cleanup is a service that helps restore homes or buildings after a storm by removing water, debris, and damaged materials, securing the property, and coordinating repairs to prevent further damage and speed up recovery.

Structure Repair is a service that fixes and strengthens damaged building parts, such as walls, foundations, or floors. It involves assessing damage, choosing appropriate methods, repairing cracks or failures, and ensuring safety and stability for the long term.

Sub-Slab Depressurization is a method that reduces soil gas and radon entering a building by drawing air from under the slab and venting it outside, creating negative pressure and improving indoor air quality.

Surface Drainage is a service that removes excess water from outdoor areas like driveways and yards, using channels, slopes, and grates to direct rainwater away, prevent flooding, and protect foundations and landscapes.

Swab Testing is a simple health check where a small swab is used to collect a sample from a person’s nose or throat to test for infections. It involves collection by a trained professional and lab analysis to provide results.

Swimming Pool Maintenance is the regular care of a pool to keep water clean and safe. It includes testing and balancing chlorine and pH, cleaning debris, skimming, filtering, brushing walls, and checking equipment like pumps and heaters.

Thermal Infrared Imaging is a service that uses infrared cameras to detect heat from objects and convert it into images. It helps see temperature differences, identify overheating, energy leaks, or hidden heat sources for safety, maintenance, and diagnostics.

Upholstery Cleaning is a service that cleans sofas, chairs, and fabric-covered furniture to remove dirt, stains, and odors. It uses vacuums, compatible cleaners, and sometimes steam or shampoo methods to refresh fabrics without damage.

Visual Inspections are on-site checks where trained staff look for signs of wear, damage, or safety issues by sight. They document findings, assess conditions, and flag items needing repair or replacement to prevent failures.

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are chemicals that easily vaporize and mix with air. The service tests or manages their presence, measuring air quality, identifying sources, and reducing exposure to help safety and health in homes, workplaces, or environments.

Water Intrusion is a service that detects and addresses water entering a building or space, such as leaks, floods, or dampness. It involves inspection, moisture testing, remediation, drying, and prevention measures to protect structures and occupants.

Water Seepage is a service that detects and fixes unwanted water intrusion through walls, floors, or foundations. It involves inspection, moisture testing, sealing leaks, repairing damaged surfaces, and preventive measures to stop dampness and mold.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that removes water, dries the area, prevents mold, and fixes affected structures and contents after flooding or leaks, returning a home to safe, functional condition.

Water damage-related mold removal is a service that cleans up mold caused by leaks or flooding, dries the area, removes contaminated materials, treats surfaces to prevent mold return, and restores safety and structure to the affected space.

Water quality monitoring measures and inspects water to ensure it is safe for people and ecosystems. It involves testing for substances, temperature, pH, turbidity, and pollutants, collecting samples, and reporting results to protect health and the environment.

Wet Basement provides waterproofing and drainage services to prevent or fix water intrusion in basements, including sump pumps, sealant applications, and wall/floor waterproofing to keep basements dry and safe.

Wood Destroying refers to inspections and treatments to find and address damage caused by wood‑eating pests like termites, fungi, or other decay. It involves visual checks, reports, and recommendations for treatment or prevention to protect the structure.