BUILDING SCIENCES

Building Science services primarily apply to environmental work and can be defined as the collection of scientific knowledge that focuses on the analysis of physical phenomena affecting buildings. These applications apply to the indoor environment and indoor air quality, building occupant health, energy, building sustainability, HVAC systems, and building material use. Building material use includes but is not limited to, asbestos, lead, radon, and other hazardous components found in certain building materials, including walls, joint compounds, insulation, paint, light ballasts, switches, and chemicals.

Asbestos & Lead Paint Services
Industrial Hygiene / Indoor Air Quality
Mold / Fungal / Legionella Services
Radon Services
Sustainable Development