Syracuse Environmental & Construction Group

Active Radon Testing is a service that uses continuous devices to monitor radon levels in a building in real time, often while occupants are present. It involves placing detectors, gathering data over days, and providing immediate results and risk guidance.

Air Conditioning is a system that cools and dehumidifies indoor air for comfort. It draws warm air, removes heat and moisture, and circulates cooled air through spaces using a condenser, compressor, and evaporator, often with filters and controls for settings.

Air Duct Cleaners is a service that cleans the inside of your home’s ductwork to remove dust, dirt, and allergens, improve airflow, reduce odors, and help your HVAC system run more efficiently, often using specialized brushes and vacuums.

Air Duct Cleaning is the process of removing dust, dirt, and contaminants from the heating and cooling system’s ducts and components to improve indoor air quality and system efficiency, typically using specialized vacuums and brushes.

Air Filtration is a service that cleans indoor air by removing dust, pollen, smoke, and germs using filters and, sometimes, fans or purifiers. It involves assessing air quality, selecting filters, and maintaining units to improve health and comfort.

Air Purification is a service that cleans indoor air by removing dust, smoke, odors, and pollutants using filters, purifiers, or vents. It involves testing air quality, selecting appropriate devices, and maintaining equipment to keep the air healthier.

Air Purifier is a device that cleans indoor air by drawing it in and trapping dust, smoke, and allergens with filters, then releasing clean air back out. It helps improve freshness, reduce pollutants, and is easy to use in homes and offices.

Air Sealing is the process of closing drafts and gaps in a building’s walls, attic, and floors to stop air leaks. It involves inspecting for leaks, sealing cracks with caulk or foam, and improving energy efficiency and comfort.

Allergen Testing helps identify substances that trigger allergic reactions. A sample (like blood or skin) is tested in a lab to see which foods, pollen, or other allergens your immune system reacts to, guiding avoidance or treatment plans.

Annual maintenance checkup is a yearly service that inspects and tunes up your equipment to prevent problems. It involves a thorough inspection, essential adjustments, parts replacement if needed, performance checks, and a report with recommendations.

Asbestos Abatement is the process of safely removing or sealing asbestos-containing materials to prevent fibers from releasing into the air, protecting people from health risks during inspections, containment, cleanup, testing, and proper disposal.

Asbestos Survey is a check to see if asbestos-containing materials are present in a building. It involves inspecting areas, collecting samples if needed, and recording risks so repairs or renovations can be planned safely and in compliance with regulations.

Asbestos sampling is taking tiny material samples from buildings to check if asbestos is present. A trained technician collects the samples safely, then a lab tests them to identify asbestos types and levels, helping decide if abatement or precautions are needed.

Assisted Living is housing for seniors or others who need some help with daily activities. Staff provide meals, cleaning, medication reminders, and personal care, along with social activities and 24-hour support, while residents maintain independence.

Basement Waterproofing is fixing basement walls and floors to stop water from seeping in. It involves sealing cracks, installing drains or sump pumps, and applying coatings or membranes to keep your basement dry and mold-free.

Basic Mitigation is a simple service that reduces risk by identifying common threats, applying essential safeguards, and monitoring for issues. It involves baseline security measures, basic patching, and ongoing checks to prevent or lessen impact.

Brownfields & voluntary remediation is a program that helps clean up polluted or risky properties so they can be reused. It involves assessing contamination, planning cleanup, getting approvals, and certifying completion with incentives to encourage redevelopment.

Building Diagnostics is a service that checks a building’s systems—like structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and energy use—to find problems, ensure safety, and suggest fixes or improvements.

Building Repairs is a service that fixes and restores the condition of a building, including fixing leaks, cracks, broken fixtures, and worn-out parts, and may involve minor renovations to maintain safety, functionality, and appearance.

Bulk Sampling is a service that collects large quantities of a product or material to test overall quality, safety, or characteristics. It involves gathering representative bulk portions, labeling, transporting to a lab, and analyzing the sample for results and compliance.

Certified Lead Risk Assessments identify sources of lead exposure in a home or building, measure lead levels, evaluate health risks, and provide practical steps and documentation to reduce lead exposure for occupants.

Clean Out is a service that helps you declutter and remove unwanted items from a space, sorting, packing, and disposing or donating what’s kept, so the area becomes more organized and functional.

Clean Up is a service that helps tidy and restore spaces by removing clutter, sorting essentials, and refreshing surfaces. It involves cleaning, organizing, and optional decluttering to create a neat, safer, and more functional area.

Clean Air Act services help ensure air quality by assessing pollution sources, monitoring emissions, and guiding compliance with regulations to reduce pollution and protect public health and the environment.

Cleaning Company offers professional cleaning services for homes and offices, including dusting, vacuuming, mopping, trash removal, and sometimes deep cleans, sanitizing surfaces, and organizing spaces to keep environments neat and hygienic.

Clearance Testing is a process to verify that a system’s security and access controls properly limit who can view or use data and features. It involves checking permissions, roles, and data flows to ensure restricted areas remain inaccessible to unauthorized users.

Clearing & grubbing is the process of removing trees, brush, roots, and vegetation from a site to prepare it for construction. It includes clearing excess material, grading the land, and disposing of debris to create a clean, ready-area.

Commercial Buildings is a service that covers planning, designing, maintaining, and managing commercial properties like offices, shops, and warehouses, focusing on building structure, safety, efficiency, and tenant needs.

Commercial Inspections is a service that checks commercial buildings for safety, compliance, and condition. It involves evaluating structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fire safety, and code requirements, then reporting findings and recommendations.

Commercial Radon Testing is a service that measures radon gas levels in buildings to determine if they are safe. It involves placing detectors for a period, collecting results, and providing recommendations to reduce exposure if high levels are found.

Complete site demolition is removing all structures, foundations, utilities, and debris from a property to clear land for new construction, including site safety, dust control, disposal, and environmental considerations.

Concrete Crushing is the process of breaking old concrete into smaller pieces so it can be recycled or disposed of. It involves crushing, screening, and sorting the material to produce reusable aggregate for new construction or drainage projects.

Concrete Disposal is the service of safely removing and handling old or unused concrete from projects, including crushing, recycling, hauling, and proper disposal at licensed facilities to prevent waste and environmental impact.

Concrete Recycling is turning old concrete into reusable material by crushing, sorting, and processing it. It reduces waste, saves resources, and provides base or aggregate for new construction projects.

Concrete breaking & hauling is a service that breaks up old concrete surfaces and removes the debris, then hauls it away. It includes cutting or breaking concrete, crushing or loading into trucks, and transporting waste to disposal or recycling sites.

Concrete demolition is the process of safely breaking down and removing concrete structures or surfaces, such as floors, walls, or slabs, using tools like jackhammers, breakers, or saws, followed by cleanup and disposal of debris.

Continuous Radon Monitors measure and record radon gas levels in a space over time, using a sensor and data log to provide ongoing readings and alerts, helping detect elevated levels and assess exposure risk without manual sampling.

Coronavirus Cleaning is a thorough disinfection service that removes and sanitizes surfaces to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission, using approved cleaning products, proper PPE, and follows safety guidelines to clean rooms, kitchens, and common areas between uses.

Coronavirus Disinfection is a cleaning service that removes germs on surfaces and reduces the risk of spreading COVID-19. It involves wiping or spraying approved disinfectants, following safety guidelines, and may include sanitizing high-touch areas and optionally equipment or rooms after use.

Coronavirus Sterilization is a cleaning service that uses approved methods to remove or inactivate the coronavirus from surfaces and spaces, including disinfection, sanitization, and proper safety procedures to reduce transmission risk.

Covid-19 Cleaning is a sanitizing service that removes viruses on surfaces and in the air, using medical-grade disinfectants, proper safety gear, and proven cleaning methods to reduce infection risk in homes or workplaces.

Covid-19 Disinfection is a service that cleans and sanitizes spaces to kill or reduce the virus using approved cleaners, proper PPE, and safe procedures, focusing on high-touch surfaces and overall hygiene to prevent spread.

Crawl Spaces is a service that inspects, cleans, and protects the area beneath a home. It involves checking for moisture, insulation, pest issues, mold, and ventilation, then sealing, insulating, or repairing as needed to improve air quality and energy efficiency.

Debris removal is a service that collects and removes unwanted junk, trash, or waste from a property, clearing sidewalks, yards, or sites. It involves pickup, loading, and proper disposal or recycling of the debris.

Dehumidifier Install is a service that places and powers a dehumidifier in your space to remove excess moisture, prevent mold, and improve air quality. It involves selecting the right unit, placement, wiring, and setup for continuous or scheduled operation.

Demolition is the process of safely tearing down buildings or structures, removing them piece by piece, and clearing the site. It involves planning, permits, hazardous material handling, debris removal, and cleanup to prepare the area for new construction.

The demolition permit service helps you apply for, review, and obtain official permission to safely tear down a building or structure, including submitting plans, site details, safety checks, and scheduling inspections to ensure compliance with local rules.

Dirt removal is a service that cleans up and removes unwanted soil, mud, or debris from a site, often using tools like shovels, scoops, or machines, to prepare the area for construction, gardening, or cleanup, leaving a clear, safe space.

Disinfection Services clean and sanitize spaces to kill germs and remove dirt. It involves planning, applying approved disinfectants, equipment cleaning, high-touch surface treatment, and verifying cleanliness to reduce the spread of contaminants.

Driveway removal is the process of breaking up and hauling away an existing driveway surface (concrete, asphalt, or paver) and restoring the area, often followed by grading and preparing the ground for repaving or landscaping.

Dryer vent cleaning is removing lint and debris from the duct that vents your clothes dryer to the outside. It involves inspecting the vent, cleaning the duct and vent cap, and ensuring proper airflow to prevent fire hazards and improve drying efficiency.

Duct Work is the installation and maintenance of air ducts in buildings to move heated or cooled air. It involves designing, sizing, connecting, sealing, and testing ducts and vents to ensure efficient, safe, and quiet airflow for heating, cooling, and ventilation systems.

An Environmental Consultant helps businesses protect the environment by assessing risks, advising on regulations, conducting site assessments, and recommending plans to reduce pollution, waste, and impact on air, water, and soil.

Environmental Surveys are assessments that check a site’s natural and human factors, like air, water, soil, wildlife, and safety. They involve collecting data, identifying risks or impacts, and reporting findings to support planning, compliance, or protection efforts.

Environmental due diligence is a check to understand a property or project’s environmental risks and compliance. It involves reviewing permits, assessing hazards, identifying potential contamination, and outlining steps to reduce liability before buying, selling, or developing.

Excavation & grading involves removing earth and shaping the ground to prepare a site for construction, installing foundations, and ensuring proper drainage and level surfaces for buildings, roads, or yards.

Fire damage cleanup & repair is a service that assesses and removes smoke, soot, and debris after a fire, then cleans, sanitizes, and restores damaged areas, including repairing structural elements and rebuilding to restore safety and comfort.

Foundations is a beginner-friendly service that explains the basics of a topic, covering key ideas, important terms, and practical steps to start. It focuses on clear, simple explanations and foundational skills you can build on.

French Drainage is a shallow trench filled with gravel and a perforated pipe that redirects standing water away from foundations, yards, or basements to keep soil dry and prevent flooding or dampness.

General cleanup is a service that tidies and organizes a space or system, removing clutter and unused items, clearing surfaces, and arranging essentials for easier use and a neater, safer environment.

Hazardous waste & superfund refers to handling dangerous waste and cleaning up contaminated sites. It involves regulating disposal, cleaning up polluted land and water, assessing risks, and funding or guiding cleanup efforts to protect health and the environment.

High reach demolition is a service that uses tall equipment to safely take down buildings and structures from a distance, including removing façades, floors, and debris with controlled planning, specialized rigs, and skilled operators.

A Home Energy Audit is a service that checks how efficiently your home uses energy. A trained auditor inspect insulation, windows, heating/cooling, and appliances, then suggests cost-effective fixes to save energy and lower bills.

Home Repairs is a service that fixes and maintains your house, from small tasks like leaky taps and broken doors to bigger jobs like patching walls, replacing fixtures, and making sure plumbing, electrical, and appliances work safely.

House Cleaning is a service that helps you tidy and refresh your home. It involves sweeping, dusting, vacuuming, cleaning bathrooms and kitchens, washing surfaces, and organizing rooms to make spaces neat, sanitary, and welcoming.

House Paint is a service that coats the exterior or interior of a home with protective, decorative color. It involves prepping surfaces, choosing colors, applying primer and multiple coats, and cleaning up after to refresh or change the look of a house.

Hvac Systems is a service that designs, installs, and maintains heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to keep indoor spaces comfortable and safe by controlling temperature, humidity, and air quality.

Indoor Air Quality Testing checks the air inside a building for pollutants, dust, moisture, and odors. It involves collecting air samples and sometimes surface checks to assess contaminants and help improve comfort and health.

Indoor allergen sampling is a test to check for common allergens like dust mites, pet dander, molds, and cockroach residues inside a home. A technician collects dust or air samples to measure allergen levels and identify sources for targeted cleaning or remediation.

Industrial demolition is the controlled tearing down of large facilities, like factories or warehouses. It involves planning, safety measures, dismantling or blasting, debris removal, and recycling materials to clear a site for new use.

Infrared Imaging is a service that captures heat patterns from objects and people to create images. It uses infrared cameras to detect temperature differences, helping with night vision, safety checks, building inspections, and medical assessments.

Infrared Thermography is a non-contact inspection method that visualizes heat patterns using infrared cameras. It measures surface temperatures, helps detect hotspots, faults, or insulation gaps, and shows thermal images for analysis.

Interior demolition is the careful tearing down of interior walls, ceilings, and fixtures inside a building while leaving the exterior structure intact, often to prepare for renovations or remodels. It involves safe removal, debris disposal, and dust control.

Landscape site preparation involves getting an outdoor area ready for planting or construction by clearing debris, grading soil, removing unwanted vegetation, managing drainage, and smoothing the ground to create a stable, clean workspace for landscaping or build projects.

Lead Dust Sampling is a test to measure tiny lead particles in dust from homes or buildings. A technician collects dust samples from surfaces or floors, then analyzes them in a lab to see if lead levels are safe or need cleanup.

Lead Paint Risk Assessments identify if a property has lead-based paint, assess potential health risks, and outline steps to reduce exposure. It involves inspecting surfaces, testing paint if necessary, and providing a report with recommended actions and compliance guidance.

Lead Soil Sampling is a service that tests soil for lead contamination. It involves collecting soil samples from defined areas, sending them to a lab for analysis, and providing results and guidance on safe guidelines and cleanup options.

Lead-based paint testing checks homes or buildings for dangerous lead flakes or dust from old paints. Professionals collect samples from walls or dust, have them analyzed in a lab, and provide results with safety steps to reduce exposure.

Manufactured home inspections assess factory-built homes for safety, quality, and code compliance by checking structure, systems, and appliances; the process includes review of construction, utilities, and any required repairs or certifications before sale or occupancy.

Material recovery facilities sort and process recyclable products, like paper, plastic, glass, and metal, collected from households or businesses. They separate, clean, and prepare recyclables for markets, reducing waste and conserving resources.

Moisture Intrusion is a service that detects and analyzes water leaks or dampness in buildings, showers, or pipes. It involves inspections, humidity and moisture testing, identifying sources, and recommending fixes to prevent damage and mold growth.

Moisture Problems is a service that identifies and fixes dampness, leaks, and excess humidity in buildings, preventing mold and damage. It includes inspections, moisture testing, repair recommendations, and guidance to keep indoor air dry and healthy.

Mold Remediation is a service that finds and removes mold in homes or buildings, stops moisture, cleans affected areas, and prevents future growth to protect indoor air quality and health.

Mold Testing checks indoor air and surfaces for mold spores, identifies types, and measures levels to see if mold is growing. It involves collecting air or surface samples and sending them to a lab for analysis to guide remediation.

Mold inspection is a professional check to find mold in a building, identify where it grows, and determine its cause. It involves visual checks, moisture tests, air samples, and reporting findings with recommendations to remove mold and fix water issues.

Mold sampling is a test to check for mold in a home or building. A technician collects air or surface samples, then sends them to a lab to identify mold types and levels, helping determine health risks and whether remediation is needed.

Multi-story demolition is the controlled taking down of tall buildings using careful planning, safe methods, and specialized equipment to remove structure floors by floors without harming surrounding areas or people.

New construction inspections ensure a newly built home or structure meets building codes and plans. A inspector checks framing, electrical, plumbing, insulation, and safety features at key stages, documents fixes, and confirms the project is ready for occupancy.

Phase One Environmental Site Assessments identify potential contamination risks on a property by reviewing records, conducting site visits, and interviewing people to determine if a more detailed investigation is needed.

Pre-Sale Home Inspections are inspections done before you list a home to identify issues, estimate repair costs, and provide a clear report for buyers, helping you fix problems early and price the home more accurately.

Pre-listing inspections are home checks done before selling to find issues, verify condition, and provide fixes or disclosures. A licensed inspector examines systems, structure, and safety, then reports findings to help price, marketability, and avoid delays.

Pressure Washing is using a powered water spray to clean dirty surfaces like driveways, siding, decks, and sidewalks. It removes mud, mold, dirt, and grime by blasting with high-pressure water, sometimes with detergent, for a refreshed, like-new look.

Preventative Maintenance is a scheduled service that checks and tunes equipment before problems happen, including inspections, cleaning, replacements, and minor repairs to keep systems running smoothly and extend their life.

Project Management is planning, organizing, and guiding a team to reach a specific goal on time and within budget, by defining tasks, allocating resources, tracking progress, and adjusting plans as needed.

A Property Condition Assessment is a service that inspects a building to identify its current condition, safety issues, needed repairs, and maintenance priorities, typically including physical walkthroughs, basic testing, and a summarized report.

Property Damage is a service that helps assess, document, and repair damage to buildings or belongings after incidents like accidents, weather, or vandalism, including estimating costs and coordinating repairs or replacement of affected items.

Radon & Voc Inspection is a service that tests indoor air for radon gas and checks ventilation performance to ensure safe levels. It involves measuring radon concentration, assessing airflow and humidity, and providing recommendations to reduce exposure.

Radon & Voc Mitigation is a service that reduces radon gas inside buildings, often by sealing entry points and installing ventilation or venting systems to lower health risks; it involves assessment, design, installation, and verification to maintain safe indoor air levels.

Radon & Voc Testing measures radon gas levels and volatile organic compounds in a building to assess indoor air quality. It involves placing detectors, collecting samples, and interpreting results to determine safety and any needed mitigation steps.

Radon & Voc Tests measure indoor radon levels and assess air quality, using detectors to collect samples, analyze concentrations, and provide a report with results and any needed steps to reduce exposure.

Radon & Vocs Testing is a service that checks indoor air for radon gas and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). It uses detectors to sample air over time and then analyzes the results to assess safety, provide recommendations, and reduce exposure risks.

Radon Gas is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can build up in homes and buildings. It comes from soil and rock, is invisible and odorless, and testing or mitigation may be needed to reduce health risks from long-term exposure.

Radon Inspector checks indoor air for radon, a colorless gas that can cause health risks. The service measures radon levels with a detector placed in the home for 48–96 hours, then reports results and suggests mitigation if levels are high.

Radon Mitigation is fixing homes to lower radon gas, a radioactive air pollutant. It involves testing levels, sealing entry points, and installing vent pipes or fans to vent radon outside, reducing indoor air risk.

Radon Mitigation Installations involve reducing radon gas in buildings by installing systems that vent it safely outside, seal entry points, and ensure proper airflow to lower indoor radiation and protect health.

Radon System is a service that measures and reduces radon levels in buildings, using tests to detect the gas and install ventilation or filtration to lower health risks from long-term exposure.

Radon Testing is checking your indoor air for the radioactive gas radon. It involves placing a small device in your home for a few days to measure radon levels, then sharing results and recommendations to reduce exposure if levels are high.

Radon Tests measure the level of radon gas inside a home or building to check for health risks. A detector is placed for a set period, then sent to a lab to analyze the radon concentration and determine if mitigation is needed.

Remediation Project Management is coordinating and guiding cleanup projects, planning tasks, timelines, and budgets, assigning responsibilities, tracking progress, coordinating stakeholders, and ensuring safety and compliance throughout the remediation process.

Renewable natural gas & energy systems convert biological or waste materials into methane-rich gas and integrate it with power and heat systems to provide cleaner, sustainable fuels and energy storage for heating, electricity, and transportation.

Rental property inspections are visits by a landlord or property manager to check the condition of a rental, ensure safety and cleanliness, verify repairs, and discuss lease terms with the tenant, typically before or after tenancy or during periodic reviews.

Repair Jobs is a service that fixes broken items for customers. It involves diagnosing problems, sourcing parts, and performing repairs or replacements so devices, appliances, or equipment work again efficiently.

Residential Home is a service that provides a safe, comfortable living space for individuals in a private home, including daily support, basic caregiving, meal prep, light housekeeping, and supervision to meet basic needs and well-being in a home setting.

Residential Radon Mitigation is the process of reducing radon gas in homes to safe levels. It involves testing indoor air, sealing openings, and installing ventilation systems or fans to move radon outdoors and prevent buildup.

Resource planning is the process of figuring out what people, equipment, and time a project needs, when it’s needed, and how to allocate them efficiently to meet goals while minimizing costs and waste.

Sanitation Services cleans and maintains public or private spaces by collecting and disposing of waste, removing trash, and keeping streets, facilities, and urban areas safe and hygienic for people and the environment.

Scrap metal handling is collecting, sorting, and processing discarded metal to recycle it into new products. It involves gathering metal waste, separating by type, cleaning, shredding or baling, and preparing it for smelting or resale.

Selective demolition is the careful removal of specific building parts, like rooms, fixtures, or materials, while preserving the rest. It involves planning, safe debris handling, recycling or salvaging usable components, and minimizing dust and damage.

Sewage cleanup is the safe cleanup of wastewater from toilets or drains, removing water, solid waste, and contamination. It involves sealing off the area, using protective gear, cleaning and disinfecting surfaces, and restoring the space to normal use.

Sewer line scope is a service that uses a small camera to inspect the inside of your sewer pipe to check for blockages, cracks, or damage. Technicians record images, assess condition, and identify needed repairs or replacements.

Short Term Radon Testing is a quick check of the air in a home or building to measure radon levels over a few days, using a small device that sits in a living space and then sends results to show if mitigation is needed.

Solid waste planning is the process of organizing how to collect, transport, treat, recycle, and dispose of waste. It involves assessing waste generation, setting goals, choosing methods, budgeting, and coordinating programs to reduce environmental impact.

Sprinkler system inspection is a professional check of your irrigation system to ensure pipes, sprinklers, valves, and controls work correctly, water pressure is right, and there are no leaks or clogs. It includes a test, adjustments, and recommended fixes.

Storage tanks & spill prevention is a service that plans, installs, and maintains tanks to safely store liquids and stops leaks or spills, using proper containment, monitoring, and cleanup measures to protect people and the environment.

Storm Damage Cleanup is a service that removes and cleans up debris after storms, assesses damage, protects property, and coordinates repairs, including boarding up, tarping, water extraction, and debris removal to restore safety and access.

Structure Repair is a service that fixes damaged buildings or parts of them. It involves assessing, stabilizing, repairing or replacing walls, foundations, beams, and other load-bearing elements to restore safety, strength, and usability.

Sub-Slab Depressurization is a method to prevent radon from entering a building. It uses a vent pipe system under the basement or slab, with a fan that draws soil air away, creating negative pressure and reducing radon seepage into living spaces.

Surface Drainage is the system that removes excess rainwater from the surface of roads, yards, and fields to prevent flooding. It involves channels, culverts, and drains that collect, redirect, and carry water away safely.

Swab Testing is a simple test using a small swab to collect a sample from the nose or throat to check for infections. It involves a quick, painless swab, lab analysis, and results usually within a short time.

Swimming Pool Maintenance is a service that keeps your pool clean and safe. It involves regular cleaning, chemical checks and balancing, filter care, water testing, and routine repairs to prevent algae, cloudy water, and equipment issues.

Thermal Infrared Imaging detects heat from objects and creates pictures based on temperature, showing warm and cool areas. It involves using infrared cameras to visualize heat patterns for safety, building diagnostics, medical, and industrial monitoring.

Upholstery Cleaning is a service that deep-cleans couches, chairs, and fabric-covered items using special vacuums, cleaners, and sometimes steam to remove dirt, stains, odors, and allergens, refreshing the look and prolonging the life of your fabric.

Visual Inspections are on-site checks using sight, cameras, and basic tools to examine equipment or structures for wear, damage, or safety issues, note findings, and report required actions or repairs.

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are gases released from everyday products like paints, cleaners, and fuels. The service measures and analyzes these emissions to assess air quality and identify ways to reduce exposure and improve indoor and outdoor air safety.

Water Intrusion is a service that detects unwanted water entering a building or structure. It involves inspection, monitoring, barriers or repairs to prevent leaks, water damage, mold, and costly destruction of walls, floors, and foundations.

Water Seepage is the process of water slowly leaking through concrete, walls, or foundations, often from rain or groundwater. It involves damp spots, moisture, and sometimes staining, mold, and damage to materials, requiring inspection and waterproofing solutions.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that dries out and cleans water-affected areas, removes soggy materials, prevents mold, and restores floors, walls, and structures to their original condition after leaks, floods, or spills.

Water damage-related mold removal is cleaning and drying areas affected by water to stop mold growth, then removing moldy materials and treating surfaces to prevent recurrence, with safety gear and moisture checks along the way.

Water quality monitoring is checking lakes, rivers, or taps to see if water is safe to drink or swim. It involves sampling, testing for contaminants, pH, turbidity, and minerals, and sharing results to protect health and the environment.

Wet Basement is a service that helps homeowners prevent and manage damp or leaking basements. It includes moisture control, water intrusion assessment, sealant and drainage solutions, sump pump recommendations, and follow-up checks to keep the basement dry.

Wood Destroying is a service that checks buildings for damage caused by wood-destroying organisms like termites and fungi. It includes inspections, identifying affected areas, and recommending treatments or repairs to protect structural wood.