Asbestos Testing

In the State of Texas, building permits require an asbestos survey before demolition or renovation to determine whether a building has any asbestos-containing materials. Buildings constructed before 1980 are particularly likely to contain asbestos.

1 Site Inspection & Sampling

A licensed professional inspector conducts a thorough site inspection, collecting samples of all suspected asbestos-containing building materials (ACBM).

2 Documentation & Lab Analysis

We complete detailed chain-of-custody documentation, create site sketches showing sample locations, and send samples to an independent licensed laboratory for analysis.

3 Reporting & Abatement Coordination

We generate a comprehensive report detailing sample results. If asbestos is present, we assist clients in coordinating with certified abatement contractors for proper removal according to EPA, OSHA, and TDSHS regulations.

Asbestos Removal Management

We provide complete oversight of asbestos abatement projects to ensure safety and regulatory compliance throughout the removal process.

1 Work Specifications Development

We generate detailed work specifications (specs) outlining exactly how the abatement contractor must perform the removal process according to EPA, OSHA, and TDSHS regulations.

2 Air Quality Monitoring

During the entire abatement process, we conduct air sampling both inside and outside the work area to ensure containment effectiveness and safety.

3 Final Clearance & Reporting

Upon project completion, we perform final clearance air sampling to verify the work area is safe for re-entry. A comprehensive final report includes all monitoring results, worker license verification, and contractor submittals..

Mold Testing & Remediation Consulting

Many commercial and residential buildings face mold issues that can affect indoor air quality and occupant health. Our qualified licensed Industrial Hygienists provide comprehensive mold assessment and remediation oversight services.

Mold Testing Services

Air sampling for airborne mold spores
Bulk sampling of materials
Tape lift and swab sampling
Moisture intrusion investigation
Mold source determination
Remediation recommendations

Mold Remediation Consulting

We develop project-specific remediation protocols required by state health regulations, oversee the entire remediation process, verify engineering controls, conduct project monitoring and visual inspections, perform clearance testing, and issue comprehensive post-project reports.

Indoor Air Quality Services

We provide comprehensive indoor air quality (IAQ) services to address common indoor air contaminants that can create health effects, including microbial, chemical, and physical exposures.

Our building evaluations include inspection of HVAC systems, sampling for known contaminants, and measurement of:

Oxygen, Carbon Monoxide, and Carbon Dioxide levels
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
Ozone and particulate matter (dust)
Radon gas
Formaldehyde and other aldehydes

Health Impact: Poor indoor air quality results in significant productivity losses annually. Addressing IAQ concerns helps businesses maintain productivity and protect occupant health.

OSHA Monitoring & Industrial Hygiene

OSHA Monitoring

Our Industrial Hygienists identify exposures and risks in any worksite. Effective management of worker safety and health protection is crucial for reducing work-related injuries and illnesses.

We utilize recognized analytical methods (NIOSH, EPA, OSHA) along with on-site measurements to detect worker exposure to:

Chemical hazards
Biological hazards
Physical hazards
Airborne contaminants

When hazardous conditions are identified, we recommend appropriate corrective actions to mitigate risks.

Industrial Hygiene

Providing a safe and healthy work environment is essential for maintaining high work performance and productivity. We help implement appropriate industrial hygiene and safety practices through:

Analysis of current work conditions and practices
Safety audit programs
Occupational exposure monitoring
Compliance with OSHA and ACGIH guidelines

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