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Air Monitoring is a service that measures air quality using sensors to track pollutants, wind, and weather. It involves collecting data, analyzing trends, and reporting results to help people understand air safety and take actions to improve health.

Air Quality Monitoring tracks the levels of air pollutants and conditions in a area using sensors and data tools, helping detect pollution, warn of hazards, and inform actions to keep air safe and healthy.

Asbestos is a hazardous mineral once used for fire resistance. The service involves identifying, testing, removing or managing asbestos-containing materials safely to prevent exposure and protect health.

Asbestos Abatement is the process of safely removing or containing asbestos materials in buildings to prevent asbestos fibers from spreading and causing health risks, using containment, specialized equipment, trained workers, and proper disposal.

Asbestos Floor Tile Removal is a service that safely removes old floor tiles containing asbestos. It involves professional testing, controlled demolition, proper containment, dust control, protective gear, and proper disposal to prevent asbestos exposure.

An asbestos inspection is a professional check of a building to find asbestos-containing materials. Inspectors assess locations, collect samples, and test them in labs to determine safety, helping owners plan removal or management to protect health.

Asbestos Testing is a service that detects asbestos fibers in building materials. A trained technician collects samples from areas like insulation or drywall, which are then analyzed in a lab to determine if asbestos is present and what safety steps are needed.

Brownfields & voluntary remediation covers cleaning up contaminated sites so they can be safely reused. It involves assessing pollution, planning cleanup, obtaining approvals, and working with the owner and regulators to reduce risks and unlock land for redevelopment.

Fire damage cleanup & repair is a service that removes debris and soot, cleans and deodorizes affected areas, and restores structure and finishes after a fire, including board-up, temporary protection, and rebuilding to restore safety and property value.

Flooring is the service of installing or replacing the surfaces on a floor, such as wood, tile, carpet, or laminate. It involves measuring, removing old flooring, preparing the subfloor, and laying and finishing the new material for a smooth, durable finish.

Indoor Air Quality Testing checks the air inside a building for pollutants and pollutants, measuring things like VOCs, dust, mold, and carbon dioxide to assess safety and comfort, then provides results and possible steps to improve the air.

An Industrial Hygienist helps protect workers by studying workplace hazards like chemicals, noise, and dust, measuring exposure, and recommending controls such as ventilation, protective gear, and safe procedures to prevent illness and injury.

Lead Abatement is a service to remove or reduce lead hazards in homes or buildings, especially from paint, dust, soil, or pipes. It involves inspecting for lead, planning safe cleanup, using containment and proper methods, and certifying completion to protect occupants.

A Management Plan is a simple, clear guide that outlines goals, who does what, timelines, and resources to organize and run a project or program effectively.

Mold Remediation is the process of removing mold from your home and fixing moisture sources to prevent it from coming back. It involves assessing growth, safely containing it, cleaning affected areas, and repairing any water damage.

Mold cleaning is removing mold growth from walls, ceilings, or other areas and cleaning the space to prevent recurrence. It involves testing moisture, containing the area, removing moldy materials if needed, cleaning surfaces, and improving ventilation to stop future growth.

Mold damage restoration is the process of cleaning up and fixing areas affected by mold after water damage. It involves detecting mold, removing it safely, drying and sanitizing the space, repairing damaged materials, and preventing future growth.

Mold inspection is a service that checks homes or buildings for mold growth, moisture problems, and mold-related health risks. A inspector samples air and surfaces, analyzes findings, and explains where mold is and how to fix it.

Mold mitigation is the process of stopping mold growth and removing mold from a home or building. It involves finding the moisture source, containing affected areas, cleaning and sanitizing surfaces, repairing water damage, and preventing future growth.

Mold remediation is the process of removing mold from buildings and fixing the moisture problem that caused it, including inspecting for growth, cleaning contaminated surfaces, drying areas, and applying treatments to prevent re-growth.

NESHAP Survey is a quick check to ensure air emissions meet U.S. EPA rules. It collects site info, analyzes pollutants, and determines if permits are needed, helping facilities stay compliant and report accurately.

A Pre-Demolition inspection is a check of a building before it is torn down, to identify hazardous materials, structural safety issues, and environmental concerns, and to plan safe demolition with required permits and procedures.

Radon Mitigation is reducing indoor radon gas levels to protect health. It involves testing to measure radon, then installing systems like sub-slab depressurization or sealing cracks to vent gas outside and keep indoor air safe.

Radon Testing is checking your home for radioactive gas from the soil. A detector is placed in the house for a few days to weeks to measure radon levels, then results help you decide if you should improve ventilation or seal foundations to reduce exposure.

Solid waste planning is the process of deciding how to collect, transport, treat, recycle, and dispose of waste to protect the environment and public health, using strategies, timelines, and budgets to reduce waste and ensure safe, efficient services.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that stops leaks, dries and sanitizes affected areas, removes damaged materials, and restores floors, walls, and structures to their pre-loss condition after floods, spills, or leaks.

Water damage-related mold removal is the process of cleaning up mold growth caused by leaks or flooding. It involves stopping the water source, drying and ventilating the area, removing moldy materials, and sanitizing surfaces to prevent recurrence.

Water quality monitoring checks rivers, lakes, or taps to see if the water is clean and safe. It involves testing for minerals, chemicals, germs, pH, and clarity, collecting samples regularly, and reporting results to guide actions and protect health and the environment.

Water removal is the process of removing excess water from a space or object after flooding, leaks, or spills. It involves pumping or extracting water, drying the area, and preventing mold, damage, and further deterioration.