Mold Inspection and Testing: Understanding the Process
Thursday, 27 June 2024
Mold growth can have a significant impact on indoor air quality, often presenting noticeable signs such as musty odors or causing health issues like allergies. However, mold is not always visible, in many cases it remains hidden silently impacting indoor air quality. Recognizing these signs prompts homeowners and property managers to seek professional mold inspection
- Published in Environmental Consulting, Environmental Testing, Healthy Building Inspections & Testing
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How to Prevent Mold In Bathrooms & Kitchens: 8 Pro Tips!
Wednesday, 22 May 2024
Learn how to prevent mold & mildew growth in your home. Especially in mold prone areas such as bathrooms and kitchens.
Lead & Asbestos In CA: Why Its Required
Monday, 29 April 2024
Lead and asbestos are serious concerns in California, where regulations prioritize health and safety. Understanding the risks, testing thoroughly, and adhering to professional standards are critical steps in protecting yourself and your community. The Legacy of Lead & Asbestos Lead, once ubiquitous in paints and other products, and asbestos, widely used in construction, have left
The ONLY 3 Tools You Need to Find Mold
Wednesday, 14 February 2024
Discovering mold in your home can be a concerning issue, affecting both your health and the structural integrity of your living space. Identifying and addressing mold early is crucial. In this blog, we'll guide you through the essential tools you need to effectively find mold in your home.
- Published in Environmental Consulting, General Contracting
The Hidden Threat: Legionella and Legionnaires’ Disease
Tuesday, 26 September 2023
The topic that might not be on your radar, but should definitely be in your knowledge arsenal – Legionella and the potentially fatal Legionnaires’ Disease. And, of course, before we delve into the depths of this crucial subject, allow us to introduce you to our comprehensive environmental testing and inspection services. Putting Health First: Introducing
Why You Need to Build Green in Sonoma & Marin County
Thursday, 27 July 2023
Green building refers to designing and building structures that are eco friendly and resource-efficient throughout their life-cycle, from planning to demolition. In Marin County, green building construction promotes the use of eco-friendly materials, efficient water and waste management systems, and the reduction of energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. It also prioritizes promoting indoor air
Say Goodbye to High Energy Bills: The Top Insulation Picks for Homes & Buildings in San Francisco Bay Area
Thursday, 20 April 2023
1. Fiberglass 2. Spray Foam 3. Blow in Blanket 4. Rigid Board 5. Mineral Wool 6. Reflective Insulation has various types and uses in a building or home. Some types are more suitable for new construction or unfinished spaces, while others are easier to use for people interested in doing home remodeling
- Published in Environmental Consulting, Green Building Consulting, News
The Importance of Proper Drainage Systems for Your Home’s Health: Types of Residential Drainage Systems to Consider
Thursday, 02 March 2023
A well-designed drainage system is essential to remove excess water from your house and helps in the prevention of water-related damage to a home or building. The main objective of a drainage system is to collect and remove waste matter to maintain healthy conditions in and around a building. Having a depth of knowledge about
Mitigating Potential COVID-19 Exposure with HVAC Systems
Wednesday, 17 June 2020
How HVAC Systems Help Reduce Potential COVID-19 Exposure: As the economy begins to reopen and we return to our buildings, what role do building ventilation systems play in reducing our risks of infection? Infection via inhalation or contact with droplets is well understood at this point. Another potential exposure route being discussed is exposure via
- Published in Healthy Building Inspections & Testing, Industrial Hygiene, News
New OSHA Silica Testing Requirement in Effect
Wednesday, 25 October 2017
New OSHA Silica Testing Requirement in Effect OSHA has issued two standards (“rules”) to minimize exposure to respirable crystalline silica. One rule applies to construction trades, and the other to general industry and maritime workplaces. This blog focuses on the new OSHA Silica Testing requirements for the construction industry. September 23, 2017, kicked off enforcement for
- Published in Environmental Testing, Healthy Building Inspections & Testing