Maybe – we would recommend that an inspection of this area be performed to determine why the mold is growing. Mold does not grow without moisture, we look for the moisture source/issue; in most cases testing the mold is not necessary.

No. All work is done with strict client confidentiality. Reports and results are only released to third parties with client permission.

It is best to have a separate company test for mold to avoid a conflict of interest. This is why SEC provides testing, but not remediation.

Lead poisoning is the buildup of lead in a person’s body that can happen over a period of weeks or years.  This can cause a variety of health problems, especially in children, including developmental delays, neurologic problems, stomach issues, and sometimes death.

You can get lead poisoning by swallowing or breathing in something that contains lead.  This can include paint, dust or contaminated food or water.

If the material that contains the asbestos is in good condition, they are not as likely to create a health risk.  Fibers can be released that can cause health issues when items containing asbestos are damaged, scraped, worn, or improperly removed. It is best for an inspector to determine the risk of a material containing asbestos.

Actually, our experience has shown that it makes employees more comfortable to see that something is being evaluated. Your employees are very in tune with their environment and are more aware of issues than some employers think, and it works in your favor to show that you care about their health and safety enough to call in professionals when necessary.

You may have a ventilation problem that is causing air to be distributed improperly. We can look at your ventilation system and test for proper temperature, humidity, flow, etc.