Mold: Mold can be tricky to identify, which is why professional testing services matter and are needed more than ever. In order to protect your own health and safety, you must be able to accurately identify and effectively address mold problems. That's were we come in

Mold is an eyesore and a homeowner’s worst nightmare. However, there is much more you should know about mold because once you understand what it is, you will be better able to prevent its growth.

To begin, here are some basic facts about mold:

Molds are fungi.
Molds grow on plants, wood, fabric, soil, food, drywall, floors and ceilings.
Molds produce microscopic spores that germinate where moisture has accumulated.
Mold growth threatens the structural integrity of a building.
Mold exposure can lead to serious health problems. We can help identify mold issues and write up a proper protocol. Our inspector will run a inspection in the concern areas, the inspection
Consists of a photo report, moisture readings, air and direct sampling. Air clearance testing after remediation to make sure your home is mold free

Lead: There's a large amount of lead in lead-based paint, and according to the Environmental Protection Agency, it's one of the most common causes of lead poisoning. The EPA estimates that 87 percent of homes built before 1940 contain lead-based paint, compared to only 24 percent of homes built between 1960 and 1977. In the United States, the federal government banned the use of lead-containing paint in consumer settings in 1978 (some states banned it even earlier), but many, many homes and rental units across the country still contain traces of it.



A lead-based paint inspection will determine: • Whether lead-based paint is present in a house, dwelling unit, residential building, or housing development, including common areas and exterior surfaces; and • If present, which building components contain lead-based paint.
We will conduct,
paint chip sampling for lead-based paint, and lead wipe clearance testing after abatements.

Asbestos: We now know that prolonged exposure to asbestos fibers in the air can lead to lung disease. When disturbed, tiny abrasive asbestos fibers are easily inhaled, which damages lungs and can cause cancer. most common In homes built prior to 1978.


Asbestos is most commonly found as thermal insulation on basement boilers and pipes.

Unfortunately, it can also be found in a myriad of other household materials including:
Joint compound
Blown-in attic insulation
Vinyl floor tiles
Glue that attaches floor tiles to concrete or wood
Some forms of linoleum
Window caulking and glazing
Roofing material (usually on flat roofs but occasionally on shingles)
HVAC duct insulation (usually found in corrugated or flat paper form)
Siding material
Plaster
Fiber cement siding (usually 1/8 ” thick and 8’x4′ brittle)
Corrugated heavy duty 8’x4′ panels
Some forms of paint

Survey consists of report,
sampling of any suspect material. Usually, consists of a minimum of 3 samples per material. If abatement is needed, a clearance air test will be done using air cassettes and pumps to make sure the area is clear of contamination before re entry.

When a fire occurs, the damage extends beyond what is visible. Smoke, soot, ash, and char can pose serious health risks and compromise the safety of your property. Our comprehensive Fire Damage Assessment helps homeowners, businesses, and property managers understand the full extent of contamination and determine the best course of action for restoration. Our Fire Damage Testing & Inspection Services 1. Testing for Fire-Related Contaminants Soot & Ash: Fine particles that can penetrate deep into surfaces and HVAC systems, leading to air quality concerns. Char Residue: Toxic Compounds: Heavy metals, dioxins, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that pose long-term health risks. Working with Insurance Companies & Public Adjusters Navigating the insurance claims process after a fire can be overwhelming. We work directly with: Insurance Companies to provide detailed inspection Restoration Teams to ensure all hazardous materials are properly identified and addressed. Our detailed reports and expert assessments help streamline the claims process, ensuring you receive fair and accurate compensation. 3. Recommendations for Cleaning & Remediation Based on our findings, we provide customized recommendations for effective cleanup, including: HEPA Filtration & Air Scrubbing: To remove airborne contaminants. Surface Cleaning & Encapsulation: Specialized methods to neutralize and seal off hazardous residues. HVAC System Inspection & Cleaning: To prevent recontamination of indoor air. Structural & Material Assessment: Guidance on what can be salvaged versus what needs replacement. We work closely with professional remediation teams to ensure your property is restored safely and efficiently. ✅ Licensed & Certified Environmental Experts ✅ Fast & Accurate Testing with Clear Reports ✅ Trusted by Homeowners, Businesses & Insurance Professionals ✅ Serving Southern California with Fast Turnaround Contact us