Fire and Smoke Assessment and Remediation

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Fire and Smoke Assessment and Remediation

Testing Properties (Surfaces, Indoor Air, Soil) after Wildfires or Building Fires

When California wildfires or building fires occur, the impact to neighboring areas can have tremendous fallout. Contamination from smoke, soot, char, and ash or other hazardous materials burned can be carried with high winds to cause damage and significant contamination impact to all property types within range. Exterior/interior building surfaces, indoor air, as well as soil may be impacted and should be assessed by a qualified expert.
EHS Analytical Solutions, Inc. uses science, analytical testing, and qualified professionals to access the property. Improper assessments or cleaning protocols can lead to further contamination and extensive unnecessary costs.
EHS Analytical Solutions, Inc. have the qualified experts you are looking for. We have professional experience evaluating numerous buildings including, medical centers, universities, elementary schools, apartment buildings, and high-end residential homes which have been impacted by California wildfires and structure fires. We provide assessments to understand the scope of contamination, impact, and provide professional remediation protocols to get your building(s) or home back to normal and safe conditions. Also, after remediation takes place, we can verify that the remediation was effective and completed appropriately.
We proudly serve businesses, insurance adjusters, property managers/owners, and remediation contractors. Our goal is to get your property back to pre-loss condition and proper remediation protocols are used and verified. Please call us at 619-288-3094 to schedule an assessment or click on the "get started" at the top of the page.
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Additional Services relating to smoke or fire impacted buildings :

Wildfires and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Guidance from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

“During a wildfire, smoke can make the outdoor air unhealthy to breathe. Local officials may advise you to stay indoors during a smoke event. You should be aware that some of the smoke from outdoors can enter your home and make it unhealthy to breathe indoor air, too.” – EPA

Important Guidance on Worker Safety and Health in Wildfire Regions From Cal/OSHA

“Wildfire smoke and cleanup presents hazards that employers and workers in affected regions must understand. Smoke from wildfires contains chemicals, gases and fine particles that can harm health. Hazards continue even after fires have been extinguished and cleanup work begins. Proper protective equipment and training is required for worker safety in wildfire regions.” – Cal/OSHA

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Fire and Smoke Assessment and Remediation

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