How to Prevent Mold In Your Home This Winter
Why Does Mold Survive In The Winter? Increased indoor moisture causes mold to grow even during the winter months, especially in wet and rainy Oregon. Although heating systems can make
What To Know About Hazardous Waste Material
There is a range of household products that are considered hazardous materials. The EPA defines hazardous waste/material as leftover household products that can catch fire, react, corrode, or explode under
Phase I & II ESA Walkthrough – Commercial Property
Whether it is your first commercial property or your fourth, you may have heard the term Phase I Environmental Site Assessment being thrown around. A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
Guide To Lead Testing and Abatement
Lead is commonly known as a naturally occurring element that has a variety of uses. While many of its applications are beneficial, there are potential risks associated with this element. Many
How To Safely Check For Asbestos
Although hiring a professional for an asbestos check-up and testing is strongly recommended, there are signs that can help you determine if your home or building may have asbestos-containing materials.
What To Expect During The Asbestos Abatement Process
Understanding what the asbestos abatement process will look like is an important part of ensuring proper asbestos removal. That’s why we’ve outlined each step along the way. 1. Before
Air Pollution In The Office – What You Need To Know
What Is Indoor Air Quality Screening? Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) screening measures the levels of pollutants in the air and assesses them against the standards that The Environmental Protection Agency
How To Prevent Mold In Your Home This Summer
Mold represents one of the most common household hazards that, if not removed in a timely fashion, offers the potential to be an immensely costly burden for homeowners and tenants.
Asbestos In Older Homes
The process of purchasing an older home can offer several unique and sometimes difficult challenges. Alpha Environmental is committed to helping our clients address these challenges to their full approval
Air Quality Screening: DIY vs Professional Air Quality Screen
First of all, why should you be screening your indoor air quality? This is something many homeowners make the mistake of placing on the back-burner. However, the air you breathe