Elements Environmental Services, LLC

Asbestos Abatement is the safe removal or encapsulation of asbestos-containing materials in buildings to prevent people from breathing in dangerous fibers during maintenance, renovation, or demolition, following proper containment, disposal, and clearance testing.

Asbestos Testing checks if asbestos fibers are present in building materials or dust. A licensed professional collects samples from surfaces, sends them to a lab, and reports results with safety guidance and removal or containment recommendations if needed.

Attic Cleanup is a service that clears out dust, clutter, and old items from your attic, sorts what to keep or discard, and may include cleaning, organizing, and sometimes packing or donating usable items to create a tidy, usable space.

Attic Repairs is a service that fixes and maintains attic spaces, including repairing roofs, insulation, ventilation, and plumbing or electrical concerns, plus light remodeling like flooring or fixing leaks to keep the attic safe, dry, and energy efficient.

Contaminated Soil Cleanup is a service that removes polluted soil from a site and treats or replaces it to restore safety and prevent harm to people and the environment.

Crawlspace Cleanup is a service that removes moisture, mold, and debris from beneath a home, repairs leaks, and improves ventilation and insulation to prevent damage and improve air quality.

Crawlspace Repairs is a service that fixes moisture, mold, and structural problems under a home. It involves diagnosing issues, sealing and insulating the space, installing proper drainage, and repairing or stabilizing supports to protect the house.

Environmental Remediation is fixing polluted land, water, or air so it’s safe again. It involves testing contaminants, cleaning or removing polluted soil or water, using safe treatments, and restoring ecosystems to protect people and wildlife.

Environmental due diligence is the check of a property or project for environmental risks like pollution, contamination, or hazardous materials, to assess liabilities, comply with laws, and inform decisions before buying, developing, or financing.

Erosion control construction involves building measures to prevent soil Washout and sediment runoff during land development. It includes installing barriers, silt fences, stabilizing slopes, and managing drainage to protect waterways and reduce erosion.

Excavation is the process of digging and removing earth to uncover or create underground spaces, foundations, or resources. It involves planning, safety checks, heavy digging, moving soil, and sometimes transporting debris for construction or archaeology.

Exterior structural repairs involve fixing the outside framework of a building, such as walls, columns, or foundations, to restore strength, prevent further damage, and protect from weather. It includes assessing damage, replacing or reinforcing materials, and sealing to prevent leaks.

Flood cleanup is a service that removes standing water and wet materials after flooding, dries and sanitizes spaces, and repairs damage. It includes water removal, moisture control, mold prevention, and restoring floors, walls, and belongings to safe condition.

Flood restoration is the process of drying, cleaning, deodorizing, and repairing a home or building after water damage from floods, leaks, or storms. It involves removing water, drying materials, sanitizing, assessing for mold, and repairing damaged structures.

Flooring is the service of installing or repairing the floor surfaces in a space, such as wood, tile, carpet, or vinyl. It involves measuring, preparing the subfloor, cutting materials, fitting them securely, and finishing with trims or seals for durability and style.

Foundation Repairs is a service that fixes cracks, shifting, or settling in building foundations, using methods like underpinning, piering, or stabilization to restore strength, prevent further damage, and keep your home safe and level.

French Drains are underground drainage systems that guide water away from a yard or foundation using a trench filled with gravel and a perforated pipe, covered with soil. They help prevent pooling, soggy ground, and erosion by redirecting groundwater to a safe discharge area.

Lead Inspections help identify and assess lead-based risks in buildings, especially older homes. It involves testing for lead paint, dust, and soil, evaluating hazards, and recommending steps to reduce exposure for residents.

Mold Inspection is a service that checks a home or building for mold growth. A technician visits the space, looks for signs, tests samples if needed, identifies moisture problems, and provides a report with findings and recommendations.

Mold Inspections involve a professional checking your home for mold growth, moisture issues, and hidden leaks. Inspectors look at walls, ceilings, and ventilation, collect samples if needed, and provide a plan to remove mold and prevent it from returning.

Mold remediation is a service that removes mold from homes or buildings and fixes moisture problems that caused it, then cleans and sanitizes affected areas to prevent future growth and protect indoor air quality.

Mold Removal is a service that finds and eliminates mold growth in homes or buildings, cleans affected areas, fixes moisture problems, and may use cleaning, drying, and protective coatings to prevent future mold spread.

Mold cleaning is the process of removing mold growth from surfaces to improve air quality and prevent damage. It involves identifying mold, cleaning and sanitizing affected areas, fixing moisture sources, and using appropriate safety gear.

Mold damage restoration is the process of cleaning up and fixing areas damaged by mold growth after water leaks or moisture. It involves stopping the moisture, removing moldy materials, cleaning and sanitizing the area, and restoring the space to its healthy condition.

Mold inspection is a service that checks a building for mold growth, moisture problems, and related health risks. A technician visits, visually inspects areas, may use tools to test air or surfaces, and recommends remediation steps if mold is found.

Mold mitigation is a service that finds and removes mold growth in homes or buildings, stops moisture, cleans affected areas, and prevents future mold by fixing leaks, drying spaces, and using safe treatments to protect indoor air quality.

Mold remediation is the process of removing mold growth from your home and fixing moisture problems that cause it, including cleaning affected areas, disposing of contaminated material, and making repairs to prevent future growth.

Radon Mitigation is reducing indoor radon gas, a radioactive air pollutant, to keep your home safe. It involves testing for radon, sealing entry points, and installing systems (like vent pipes or fans) to vent radon outside before it enters living spaces.

Radon Test measures the level of radon gas in a building. A small device is placed indoors for a few days to weeks to collect air samples, then sent to a lab. Results show radon concentration and whether mitigation is needed to reduce exposure.

Radon Testing is checking a home for dangerous radon gas, which is invisible and odorless. It uses sensors placed in living areas for 48 hours or more to measure levels, so you can decide on fixes like sealing gaps or installing a ventilation system.

Rain Drains is a service that clears and maintains outdoor drainage systems to prevent water buildup, using cameras or snaking tools to remove clogs, install or fix drains, and ensure rainwater flows away from roofs, patios, and basements.

Refurbishment is upgrading or renovating a space to look and work better. It involves updating walls, floors, fixtures, and fittings, repairing any issues, improving layout or accessibility, and refreshing the overall appearance to meet current needs.

Roofing is the service of installing, repairing, or replacing the roof of a building. It involves choosing materials, handling insulation, sealing against leaks, and ensuring the structure is safe, weatherproof, and durable.

Roofing Repairs is a service that fixes leaks, damaged shingles, flashing, and supports on your roof. It involves inspecting, replacing or repairing damaged parts, sealing joints, and ensuring the roof is watertight and structurally sound.

Sewage cleanup is the process of safely removing and cleaning up wastewater spills from toilets, drains, or sewer lines. It involves containment, decontamination, mold control, sanitizing surfaces, and proper disposal to prevent health risks.

Sewer Inspections check the underground sewer lines for clogs, cracks, or leaks using cameras and sensors. Technicians insert a small camera into the pipes to inspect condition, identify problems, and recommend repairs or cleaning before they cause backups.

Sewer Repairs is a service to fix problems in your main underground sewer lines, such as leaks, tree root blockages, cracks, or broken pipes, using methods like patching, replacing sections, or trenchless repair to restore proper drainage and prevent leaks.

Sewer Scope is a service that uses a small camera to inspect the inside of your sewer lines. Technicians feed the camera through access points to look for cracks, blockages, or leaks, then report findings and suggest fixes.

Soil Testing is a service that analyzes soil samples to measure nutrients, pH, and contaminants, helping determine how to improve soil health for crops or gardens. It involves collecting a sample, lab analysis, and providing recommendations.

Storage tanks & spill prevention is a service that protects stored liquids by selecting proper tanks, installing containment, monitoring levels, and implementing plans to prevent leaks or spills and reduce environmental impact.

A sump pump service installs or fixes pumps that remove water from basements or crawl spaces. It involves assessing water buildup, choosing a pump, wiring, and testing to keep spaces dry and prevent flooding.

Tank Locates is a service that finds and marks underground or hidden tanks, pipes, and storage units. It uses surveys, sensors, and maps to identify exact locations, assess safety, and provide reports for construction, maintenance, or compliance purposes.

UST Decommissioning is the process of safely removing underground storage tanks (USTs) and related equipment, ensuring compliance, environmental protection, waste handling, site cleanup, and proper documentation from start to finish.

UST Locates is a service that marks underground utility lines before digging. Crews use maps, detectors, and permits to pinpoint pipes and wires, preventing damage, injuries, and outages during construction or digging projects.

Water Drainage is a service that removes excess water from areas like floors, yards, or basements using pumps, drains, or channels to prevent flooding and moisture damage, guiding proper water flow and quick cleanup.

Water Runoff is a service that helps manage rainwater flow from buildings or streets, directing it away to prevent flooding. It involves assessment, planning, and installation of drainage systems and channels to safely move and control runoff.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that quickly removes standing water, dries and sanitizes areas, and fixes structural and material damage to prevent mold and restore homes or businesses to their pre-damage condition.

Water damage-related mold removal is the process of cleaning up mold growth caused by water intrusion. It includes assessing moisture, removing moldy materials, drying the area, cleaning/bottling affected surfaces, and applying mold inhibition to prevent regrowth.

Water damage-related pest control is a service that fixes leaks and dries out flooded areas while removing and treating pests and mold that thrive in damp conditions, then prevents future infestations with cleanup, sanitation, and repairs.

Water removal is the process of extracting standing water from a space after flooding or leaks, using pumps, vacuums, and moisture tools to dry surfaces, reduce damage, and prevent mold, closely following safety and drying protocols.

Waterproofing is a service that protects surfaces from water damage by sealing cracks, applying protective coatings, and using membranes to keep moisture out of foundations, roofs, walls, and basements.