Service Offerings
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ACS, LLC has a team of qualified technical experts available to provide a variety of environmental health services and manage large and/or small scale projects in a diverse set of environments.
Asbestos
Asbestos Surveys
Onsite PCM Air Clearances (NIOSH 7400)
TEM Air Clearances
Contamination Assessment
Emergency Response
Respirator Fit Testing
Mold & Moisture
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Initial Mold Assessments
Mold Remediation Specifications
Post-Remediation Mold Clearances
Real Estate Transactions
Contents Testing
Moisture Surveys
Thermal Imaging Surveys
Lead Based-Paint
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Lead Inspection XRF Surveys
Lead Dust Wipe Clearance Sampling
Indoor Air Quality ​
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Indoor Allergens Sampling
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC's)
Comfort Parameters Surveys
(Temperature, Humidity, CO2 & CO Levels)
Dust characterization
Formaldehyde Sampling
Real-Time Particulate Matter Surveys
Occupant Health Complaint Assessment
Bacteria
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Initial Bacteria Assessments
Post Remediation Clearances
Fecal Coliform, Total Coliform, E.Coli (Presence or Absence)
ATP Post-Remediation Cleaning Assessment
Smoke & Soot
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Residential and Commercial Impact Assessments
Contents Contamination Assessment
Cleaning and Mitigation Recommendations
Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) & Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) Sampling
Formaldehyde
Formaldehyde Air Sampling
Formaldehyde Bulk Sampling utilizing Environmental Chamber
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC's) ​
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Air Sampling Utilizing Summa Canisters USEPA Method TO-15
(74 Chemical Compounds)
Comparison of results with occupational exposure limits and environmental reference levels
Evaluation of Health-Based Risk
Video Tutorials
Asbestos Exposure
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Asbestos is a tough, heat-resistant mineral that was added to the building materials of many older homes. It can pose health hazards to workers and homeowners who renovate or demolish those homes.
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This video shows how asbestos fibers could damage lung tissue and lead to lung disease.
Mold - EPA's 10 Things You Should Know about
In recent times, people have become much more aware of exposure risks to elevated levels of mold in their homes, schools and work environments. High levels of mold indoors can lead to air quality issues and health concerns. Its presence indoors can also result in property damage and expensive repairs.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has published information about mold, including the Ten Things You Should Know about Mold.