Underground Storage Tanks FAQ’s
The rules and regulations for underground storage tanks in Portland are complex. If you are considering having one installed, there are regulations to follow and responsibilities to be aware of.
The Different Types of Radon Mitigation Systems
If your home has tested positive for too high of a level of radon, you are not alone. Research shows that the radon level in one out of 15 houses
A Guide to Moisture and Mold Removal in Portland
If you’re starting to worry that you may have a mold problem at home, those worries may not be unfounded. A whopping 70% of households have some amount of mold
Tips for Keeping Your Home Septic System Healthy
Do you rely on a home septic system to handle all of the wastewater and waste that you produce in your house? If you do, it’s going to be very
How to Identify Mold in Your Home
According to statistics, 70 percent of homes contain mold. While not dangerous, mold in your home can potentially affect your health and the structural integrity of your house. While the
Buying or Selling A Home With An Underground Heating Oil Tank
You’ve found your perfect house and fallen in love with it. It’s got the white picket fence, close to the right schools, and the big yard you’ve always dreamed of.
Residential Guide To Indoor Air Quality
According to various studies, people in North America and Europe spend 90% of their time indoors. This makes sense as indoors is usually the place where we are most protected
Where Can I Bring My Asbestos Sample?
Because of these dangerous side effects, asbestos has been banned in many countries around the globe–but not in the US. If you are a homeowner and you’ve never performed asbestos
How Much Does it Cost to Decommission an Oil Tank?
Oregon alone is home to over 27,000 decommissioned heating oil tanks. Decommissioning an oil tank can be quite an expensive process, with some costs running into the millions of dollars.
Why Dry Fogging for Mold Remediation Doesn’t Work
Mold is a common household issue affecting up to 70% of homes in Oregon. Even if your house is new, don’t think you’re not susceptible, as almost 30% of new
