safer homes

start here

Protecting building occupants starts with identifying the hazards. Schedule an appointment to inspect your home.

Schedule an Appointment!

25 years of industry experience

Commercial-Grade Service In Your Home

Backed by years of experience managing large‑scale commercial and industrial projects, our team brings a level of expertise that sets us apart in the residential market. We know how to solve complex problems, work efficiently, and deliver results without cutting corners. That means our residential clients get a premium experience from start to finish. When you choose us, you’re not just hiring a contractor; you’re partnering with a highly trained team that applies big‑project precision to every home we serve, ensuring safer and more reliable outcomes.

Asbestos

Lead Paint

Drinking Water

Mold

Radon

Vapor

Pre-Purchase Hazmat Inspection

  • Visual Inspection for asbestos, lead-based paint, and mold

  • Laboratory testing of suspect building materials

  • Radon Review

  • Vapor Review

  • Digital report

Asbestos Inspection

  • Visual inspection

  • Laboratory testing

  • Digital report

Lead-Based Paint Inspection

  • Visual inspection

  • Laboratory testing

  • Digital report

Lead Risk Assessment

  • Visual inspection

  • Laboratory paint testing

  • Laboratory drinking water testing

  • Laboratory soil testing

  • Laboratory dust testing

  • Digital report

Desktop reviews are a cost-effective, limited-scope alternative to Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESA). These are often conducted before extensive due diligence and can be used to narrow candidates properties for purchase or for large portfolios.

Desktop reviews include an evaluation of environmental databases, publicly available records, and historical documents. As the name suggests, these reviews do not include a visit to the property, nor interviews of knowledgeable personnel. Due to these limitations, desktop reviews do not meet the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) requirements for All Appropriate Inquiry (AAI) and; therefore, do not offer the same landowner liability protections as a Phase I ESA.

Desktop reviews also do not account for other Business Environmental Risks (BER) like a Phase I ESA would. Risks such as asbestos-containing materials, lead-based paints, mold, and wetlands are not considered and may have an impact on the purchase or redevelopment of a property.

Whether you're a buyer, seller, lender, or developer, a desktop review is a smart investment to reduce risk, support informed decision-making, and ensure compliance with environmental regulations.