Environmental Services

Mold testing tells you when you have a problem with molding in your house. Mold tests will also help you identify hidden mold issues, calculate the consistency of the indoor air and assess the form of mold in your house. It is safer to have trained practitioners for mold testing. The most reliable results will also be the hiring of a best qualified mold tester skilled in obtaining mold samples.

Unless your house was constructed before 1978 when the federal government banned uses of lead-containing paint, there is a fair risk that your house would have lead colored paint. Lead paint is still present in millions of homes under the newer paint layers that contain lead-contaminated dust, one of the most lead poisoning sources.

Where the paint is in good condition, lead paint is typically not a concern. Lead-based paint needs immediate treatment such as (peeling, chipping, chalking, scratching, damage or humidity). To keep all paints in excellent shape, clean dust is frequently needed.

The National Ground Water Association (NGWA) recommends that well owners check their water for bacteria, nitrates and other pollutants of nearby concern in any event each year. Progressive visit monitoring should be considered if:

There is a change in the taste, odor, or presence of the well water, or whether there is there is a problem, such as a ruined well top, floodwater immersion, or another cause of tainting.

Asbestos is a common name for a collection of naturally occurring minerals that have been used since the mid-1900s to assemble various structural products. Asbestos filaments drawn out from the inner breath can cause genuine and deadly diseases like lung disease, mesothelioma, and asbestosis. Worry over asbestos-related disease started with the twentieth century in present-day times and intensified throughout the 1920s and 1930s. Through the 1980s, trade and use of asbestos in an increasing number of nations was aggressively limited, removed, or banned through and through.