Posted in Environmental Testing | Radon Testing | Soil Testing | Water Testing on
April 2nd, 2020 by
Ian Stevens
The purpose of home EPA testing is to discover if there are any hazardous materials in or around a house. It includes both home air quality testing and soil testing, and it can provide homeowners and residents with the information they need to create a cleaner environment, protecting themselves and others from common health hazards. Read More »
Posted in Environmental Testing | Mold Inspection on
September 16th, 2019 by
Ian Stevens
Mold, one of the most prolific organisms in the world, loves to hide in your home, taking up residence, and growing easier. The worst part is, mold – the collective name given to thousands of different types of fungi, can be harmful and even when you have a mold problem it may not be evident Read More »
Posted in Environmental Testing | Home Inspection Services | Soil Testing on
August 15th, 2019 by
Ian Stevens
When you are considering the purchase of a new home, you look at lots of details to decide if it is the right home for you. And while you may have a home inspector who is checking your potential new home inside and out, there is one area that is often overlooked – the soil Read More »
Posted in Asbestos Testing | Environmental Testing | Home Inspection Services | Mold Inspection on
July 19th, 2019 by
Ian Stevens
Are you one of the roughly 40 million Americans who will move this year? Moving can be a great opportunity, but it’s not without its risks. A good example is a home you move to. While everything may look shipshape on the outside, there could be hidden risks. That’s why you should consider an environmental inspection. Whether Read More »
Posted in Indoor Air Quality on
June 17th, 2019 by
Ian Stevens
Did you know that indoor air quality has nothing to do with how clean you keep your home? Did you also know that the majority of pollutants have no smell, making them undetectable? Anyone with a home can benefit from improving the air quality their family breathes. If you aren’t sure how to improve the air quality Read More »
Posted in Blog | Home Inspection Services on
May 20th, 2019 by
Ian Stevens
Congratulations, you’ve put in an offer on a home! Now it’s time to get your home inspection done. Not having your new home inspected can cause serious issues down the line. In fact, 70% of new homeowners said that a home inspection helped prevent potential issues. If you are trying to figure out what home inspection types you should consider, then you’ve Read More »
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April 23rd, 2019 by
Ian Stevens
American residents spend around $5 billion each year to control termites and repair termite damage. A healthy termite queen lays an egg every 3 seconds for an average of 30,000 eggs every day. It’s no wonder that these wood-eating pests cause so much damage. Worst of all, without termite inspections, it can be almost impossible to Read More »
Posted in Blog | Environmental Testing | Indoor Air Quality | Indoor Air Quality Inspection | Mold Inspection on
March 16th, 2019 by
Ian Stevens
Always feel like you need some fresh air? Your indoor air quality may be to blame. Indoor air pollutants can be harmful to our health. Substances like asbestos, mold, and lead can all wreak havoc on our bodies causing a variety of symptoms and illnesses. It can sometimes be difficult to pinpoint the source of Read More »
Posted in Blog | Mold Inspection on
February 15th, 2019 by
Ian Stevens
Did you know that one study found that 100% of homes have some form of mold in them? Aside from looking disgusting, mold can have severe effects on your health and the integrity of your home’s structure. If you’re browsing the real estate market, you should never make a decision before you test a house for mold. Since mold grows Read More »
Posted in Blog | Indoor Air Quality | Mold Inspection on
January 15th, 2019 by
Ian Stevens
Mold testing can be life-saving! A simple black mold test can keep negative symptoms away. Exposure to mold leads to a variety of health issues and concerns. You wouldn’t want to be living in a damp and moldy area, much less our children. The best way to know whether your home contains mold is testing. Read More »
