Environmental Services
Ensure the Safety of Your Property with GreenWorks
When buying or constructing a property, you want to be sure there are no materials used that might be hazardous to your health. Our certified environmental consultants understand these risks and will investigate your property with care.
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Mold Inspection & Testing
(License #AC01162)
Excessive mold growth is linked to health complications and structural damage. If you notice any signs of mold, you should talk to a mold inspection company.
GreenWorks takes a unique approach to mold inspections. We don’t just start with sampling. Our team of licensed inspectors will conduct a top to bottom, non-invasive visual inspection of your property, including infrared and plumbing inspections to look for leaks behind walls, within ceilings, and under floors.
During your mold inspection, we will collect samples – air, surface, or both – and send them to a third-party, licensed lab for analysis. This unbiased approach helps accurately determine mold presence on your property.
Mold Protocol & Clearance
If mold is confirmed on your property, you should opt for a comprehensive mold protocol. A licensed mold assessment consultant (MAC) at GreenWorks will create a tailored mold protocol that covers what needs to be done and how to proceed with the clearance.
Our team will be with you every step of the way to ensure proper remediation. After the remediation, you can order a GreenWorks mold clearance inspection. Once cleared, your property will be eligible for a Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation (CMDR), which helps retain its value.
Asbestos Surveys & Testing
(License #100576)
Did you know it is legal for American products to contain asbestos as long as it’s less than 1%? Even if you’re living in a relatively new home, there is a possibility it has been built with asbestos containing materials. Extended exposure to asbestos can lead to severe health issues, such as asbestosis.
The real question is, “Does asbestos pose a health risk for your particular situation?” The sure way to know if your property has Asbestos-Containing Materials (ACM) is to have one of GreenWorks’ certified asbestos inspectors perform an Asbestos Survey. Our experts will collect samples and have a licensed laboratory test them for asbestos.
In addition to identifying asbestos presence, this approach helps you know about asbestos concentration and potential impact on your health.
Asbestos Consulting
If Asbestos-Containing Materials (ACM) are present at your property, you need to talk to an Asbestos Consultant before beginning abatement or other renovations. GreenWorks is a Texas Licensed Asbestos Consulting Agency, and our experts will put together a comprehensive plan to ensure that the work is done not only correctly, but in compliance with OSHA and EPA Standards.
Our consultant team will guide your project and oversee the abatement process for seamless completion.
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Lead Paint Inspections & Assessments
(Certification #2110697)
Even small amounts of lead can cause serious health problems, especially in children. If your property was built before 1978, the paint on your walls may contain lead — but should you be concerned about lead exposure?
GreenWorks is a Certified Lead firm, and with our local team of Lead Risk Assessors and Inspectors, we use the latest technology to identify any lead contamination in your paint, your drinking water, the soil, and more. Using an X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) device, we can scan through multiple layers of paint in order to detect lead in the layers below the surface.
Our team can also inform you of possible lead exposure sources, such as chipping or peeling paint or lead dust. This way, you will know if your home has any lead that needs abatement.
Lead Abatement Project Design
If you’ve already received confirmation that lead is present at your property, you should proceed with lead abatement. A GreenWorks Lead Abatement Project Designer can create a plan for you that conforms with OSHA and EPA standards.
As a dedicated Lead Firm, our Project Designers can prepare all the necessary plans and reports for your abatement project, that permanently eliminates lead-based paint hazards in residential dwellings or child-occupied facilities.
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA)
Real estate transactions involving commercial or industrial property often require an Environmental Site Assessment (ESA). This can determine whether the project complies with local regulations, whether current or historical property uses have impacted the soil or groundwater beneath the property, and whether there are any risks to the environment or human health.
GreenWorks has a team of locally Licensed Inspectors who can do an accurate Phase I Environmental Site Assessment for you, and share the findings in a concise report.
Phase II Environmental Site Assessment (ESA)
If an environmental contamination was found during the Phase I ESA, a Phase II ESA will be required. Our highly-qualified team of locally-licensed inspectors will collect soil and water samples to screen for chemical or metal contamination.
The samples will be sent to a third-party laboratory for analysis and the findings will be shared via a detailed, easy to read report.
GreenWorks’ standard practice for Phase II ESAs is the ASTM E1903-11—the same testing recommended when environmental liability is possible.
Radon Gas Testing
Did you know the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends Radon Testing every two years or after changes to your property that can affect the indoor and outdoor air exchange?
Radon is a naturally occurring gas that comes from the breakdown of uranium in the soil, rock and water. We are constantly breathing in radon gas, but when the level gets too high, this can pose serious health risks. Since radon is an odorless, tasteless and invisible gas, the only way to know if the levels in your property are above the EPA’s action level, is to test.
GreenWorks can provide accurate radon testing to you, whether you need it as part of a real estate transaction or you’re a homeowner or occupant of a property and wish to know if the indoor radon levels are safe.
Indoor Air Quality
Thorough indoor air quality assessments go beyond mere comfort—they are your path to creating a secure haven for your family and improving your overall quality of life.
Our Indoor Air Quality testing is essential to revealing threats such as mold, allergens, volatile organic compounds, and potential contaminants stemming from your HVAC system or other areas in your home. By gaining insight into these and proactively addressing them, you can effectively mitigate respiratory issues, allergies, and long-term health risks.
So, take a deep breath, experience better health, and enjoy pure indoor air quality through our reliable testing services. Our services include both on-site IAQ readings for real-time data and interior air samples for laboratory analysis, tailored to your specific needs.
Water Quality Assessment
Water is a lifeline, and its quality profoundly impacts our lives. Each parameter we assess plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and health of your water supply. GreenWorks assesses a wide range of parameters, including E. Coli Bacteria, Lead, Nitrate, Nitrite, Arsenic, Copper, Chlorine, pH, Iron, Color Units, Turbidity, Hardness, and Alkalinity.
With GreenWorks, you can be confident in your water quality because we send carefully collected samples to third-party laboratories for unbiased analysis and fast results.
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