Environmental testing assesses chemical, biological, and physical factors that affect the health and safety of people in workplaces, homes, and buildings. Analyzing indoor environmental factors helps direct our efforts to assist clients in all health and safety endeavors. Results from indoor environmental inspection and testing can act as guideposts along the route to the safest, healthiest environment possible.
We work with leading laboratories to provide reliable, high-quality indoor environmental testing services to a wide range of industrial companies, contractors, retailers, and public and government agencies.
Our cutting-edge technology allows for many tests to be performed non-invasively and gives our clients immediate feedback.
Lead is found in paint and materials in schools, businesses, homes, and other public places. We use the latest technological advancements to offer top quality lead testing services.
We are one of the only environmental testing companies to use an x-ray fluorescence device (X-RF) for lead testing. The X-RF allows us to test for lead without cutting holes in walls or ceilings. It also produces immediate feedback. Our experts provide quick, accurate lead testing results and then partner with clients to remediate any lead-related issues.
Long before you see mold on a wall or ceiling, it has had ample time to thrive and release spores into the air you breathe. One of the most concerning of the many mold types is Stachybotrys chartarum or “black mold,” also referred to as “toxic mold.” It is a leading cause of chronic sinus infections, breathing problems, and other allergy symptoms.
Many times, mold cannot be seen while it lingers inside walls and around leaky pipes or air ducts, contaminating indoor air. We use a type of mold testing called thermal imaging to show where water gathers in the building or home so mold samples can be taken from accurate locations, often before any evidence of mold is visible in the area.
Asbestos is a mineral found in many building materials used before 1990. Since then, the EPA strictly regulated the use of asbestos in building materials and appliances. However, asbestos is still present in many homes and buildings across the country.
Long-term exposure to asbestos is linked to many negative health effects, including respiratory infections and cancer. Due to its presence in buildings built prior to 1990 and in newer structures built with recycled building materials, it is important to test for asbestos. Asbestos testing is the only way to confirm an asbestos problem.
The term “ Indoor Air Quality” (IAQ) characterizes the condition of the air inside a building. “Indoor Environmental Quality” (IEQ) is a broader term that describes occupant comfort in a built environment. IEQ goes further and includes sound, vibration, lighting, and other variables that impact the comfort of building occupants.
Many employee health complaints can be attributed to IEQ or IAQ problems. Symptoms such as headaches, severe fatigue, sinusitis, rhinitis, and asthma often appear while an employee is at work but dissipate when the employee leaves the building. This is known as “sick building syndrome” or “building-related illness.” Those suffering from sick building syndrome suspect but haven’t confirmed a specific cause for their symptoms. In building-related illnesses, a diagnosis is attributed directly to airborne building contaminants.
Our professionals are experts in testing indoor air quality and offering clients real solutions in a timely and cost-effective manner. Our goal is to help you provide a safe, clean and compliant work environment so that your employees are happy, healthy, and productive. Allow us to be your “Go-To” partner for all your environmental testing needs.
Our clients have concerns such as selling their property, obtaining pre-approval for building permits, and the overall health of employees. They partner with our team of highly qualified environmental testing consultants and leading laboratories to receive the necessary information to make informed decisions and move forward with their business plans.
For more information about our testing services, or to get a free quote, give us a call at 860-966-7663 or contact us online.
For more information about our testing services or to schedule an appointment, call us at 860-966-7663 or complete the form below and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
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Anthony's Abatement is family-owned and operated and has been serving CT for over 10 years.
Based in West Hartford, CT
Anthony's Abatement proudly serves a wide range of Connecticut counties, including Hartford, Middlesex, New Haven, Tolland, and New London. While we cover every corner of the state, please note that we do not provide services in Fairfield or Windham counties, ensuring our dedicated focus on delivering exceptional abatement solutions to our valued clients.
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