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Asbestos was once a popular building material for commercial and residential projects. It was commonly used before the 1980s, making it a hidden hazard in many older constructions. Asbestos is extremely hazardous to health, which is why it’s crucial to handle it properly.
How confident are you in the safety of your community’s water? Concerns about contamination can keep anyone up at night. Ensuring clean and safe water is crucial, and that’s where effective water management comes in.
You’ve started a home renovation project. Everything’s going smoothly until you stumble upon something suspicious… Could it be asbestos? Many people think asbestos only lurks in commercial buildings or old factories. But asbestos exposure in homes is more common than you’d expect.
Did you know asbestos exposure can lead to serious health issues like lung cancer? A startling fact is that over 39,000 people in the U.S. die each year from asbestos-related diseases. Many think asbestos is just a problem for old homes, but commercial buildings face this risk, too!
Winter often brings cozy nights and holiday cheer but can also bring problems like mold growth. However, identifying mold sources and knowing how to prevent them is important for maintaining a healthy home environment.
For this project, Wellington Environmental performed deep cleaning services for a plant before its scheduled FDA inspection. Using a combination of microfiber pads, Pure Magic® degreaser/cleaner, and pressure washing, the building looks years newer!
Our team has decades of experience developing Water Management Plans for both nursing homes and hospitals throughout the country. Oftentimes, we receive calls from facility managers who are undergoing inspections by the state or accrediting agencies for guidance. Do you know how to answer these common questions by inspectors?
Ochratoxins can reduce immune function, inhibit energy production, and can even be a contributing factor to autism.
No one knows the facility’s needs like a facility manager does but the money to fix things must be approved by administrators. Pressing needs are often pushed off due to high repair costs no matter how much you push.
