Lead, Asbestos, and Mold Assessments
for Odessa, Midland, Dallas, Fort Worth, TX; Denver, CO; Tulsa, OK & the Surrounding Areas

Asbestos, mold, and lead are considered hazardous materials that can cause adverse health conditions in people who are exposed to them over a prolonged period of time. If a residential, commercial, or industrial building is found to contain these materials, appropriate remediation procedures must be undertaken in order for the structure to comply with local, state, and federal health code regulations. eTech Environmental & Safety Solutions, Inc offers comprehensive environmental site assessment services that include lead, asbestos, and mold assessment and consulting. An assessment service includes a thorough site inspection, research of historical records pertaining to the property, and a review of relevant historical records to make sure that the property is free of hazardous substances. Following an assessment, our team will provide the best course of action to protect your property and remain compliant with various regulations. If required, we are standing by to assist with soil remediation, surface and groundwater remediation, and NORM remediation services. We perform our services throughout Odessa, Midland, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Lubbock, Abilene, San Angelo, TX; Denver, CO; Oklahoma City, Tulsa, OK; and the surrounding areas.

For more information about our environmental site assessment services or to schedule a consultation, we welcome you to contact us today!

Asbestos, mold, and lead can lead to serious health issues for the inhabitants of your property. If left to spread, mold can also cause structural damage to the building itself, further endangering anyone who spends time inside. Finding potential hazards in your building is never fun, but there are many reasons to get the assessments sooner rather than later:

• Protect People's Health: Mold, lead, and asbestos all cause serious long-term health issues if they are left to spread. Preserve public health by conducting regular inspections to detect the problem.
• Prevent Structural Damage: Mold in particular can present a serious threat to your building's structure. It's vital to address it as soon as you know it's there and take action to prevent further growth. Regular mold inspections on a regular basis can help catch an infestation.
• Save Money: Scheduled assessments can help save you money in costly emergency repairs, lawsuits, and fines. If we find an issue, it will generally be smaller, easier, and cheaper to repair than if it's left to grow.
• Remain Compliant: In some cases, you might be legally required to have an environmental site assessment performed. Scheduling an assessment ensures that you adhere to regulations enforced by the EPA, OSHA, and other organizations.
• Protect Against Lawsuits: If mold, lead, or asbestos is left to grow in your building and someone develops health issues, you could potentially be held liable. This leaves you vulnerable to potential lawsuits, so performing an assessment can help protect everyone's health, especially if you're planning on remodeling and disrupting building materials in your property.

Our team offers comprehensive lead, asbestos, and mold assessment to detect environmental hazards in properties throughout the Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Lubbock, Abilene, San Angelo, TX; Denver, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa, OK areas. Reach out to us today to learn more.

If you suspect that there is lead in your home or commercial property, it’s important to schedule an assessment for safety and peace of mind. Lead is a toxic metal that was commonly used in paint, pipes, and other building materials before its health hazards were fully understood. Here are some signs that indicate you may need a lead assessment:



• Property Age: If your property was built before 1978, there is a higher likelihood that lead-based paint was used. To paint it. During your lead assessment, we’ll assess the condition of any paint in your property, especially if it’s peeling, chipping, or deteriorating.
• Unexplained Health Issues: Lead poisoning can lead to a range of symptoms, such as fatigue, headaches, abdominal pain, memory loss, and irritability. If you,your colleagues, or your family members are experiencing unexplained health problems, a lead assessment can help you identify the potential source.
• Water Supply Concerns: If your property has older plumbing systems or if you are concerned about the quality of your drinking water, it might be a good idea to get a lead assessment. Lead can leach into water from pipes, faucets, and fixtures, making it more risky to drink.
• Young Children: Lead exposure is particularly dangerous for young children as it can cause developmental delays, learning disabilities, and other health issues. If you have children younger than the age of six frequently spending time in your home, it’s a good idea to test for lead.
• Renovations or Repairs: If you are planning to renovate or repair your property, especially in areas that have painted surfaces, it is smart to get a lead assessment. Disturbing lead-based paint at any point can release hazardous lead dust or chips into the air; this can pose serious health risks.

By recognizing the warning signs and booking a prompt lead assessment, you can identify potential hazards as quickly as possible and take appropriate measures to mitigate the risks. This keeps you and everyone around you safe and healthy; it also preserves your property value for many years to come!

If you suspect that there is lead in your home or commercial property, it’s important to schedule an assessment for safety and peace of mind. Lead is a toxic metal that was commonly used in paint, pipes, and other building materials before its health hazards were fully understood. Here are some signs that indicate you may need a lead assessment:



• Property Age: If your property was built before 1978, there is a higher likelihood that lead-based paint was used. To paint it. During your lead assessment, we’ll assess the condition of any paint in your property, especially if it’s peeling, chipping, or deteriorating.
• Unexplained Health Issues: Lead poisoning can lead to a range of symptoms, such as fatigue, headaches, abdominal pain, memory loss, and irritability. If you,your colleagues, or your family members are experiencing unexplained health problems, a lead assessment can help you identify the potential source.
• Water Supply Concerns: If your property has older plumbing systems or if you are concerned about the quality of your drinking water, it might be a good idea to get a lead assessment. Lead can leach into water from pipes, faucets, and fixtures, making it more risky to drink.
• Young Children: Lead exposure is particularly dangerous for young children as it can cause developmental delays, learning disabilities, and other health issues. If you have children younger than the age of six frequently spending time in your home, it’s a good idea to test for lead.
• Renovations or Repairs: If you are planning to renovate or repair your property, especially in areas that have painted surfaces, it is smart to get a lead assessment. Disturbing lead-based paint at any point can release hazardous lead dust or chips into the air; this can pose serious health risks.

By recognizing the warning signs and booking a prompt lead assessment, you can identify potential hazards as quickly as possible and take appropriate measures to mitigate the risks. This keeps you and everyone around you safe and healthy; it also preserves your property value for many years to come!

Mold grows in damp and humid environments and can cause a range of health issues, including allergies, respiratory problems, and even infections. If you suspect that mold might be present in your home or commercial property, it’s important to act quickly by assessing the situation properly. Here are some signs that indicate you may need a mold assessment:

• Visible Mold: The most obvious sign that you need a mold assessment is the presence of visible mold growth. Mold can appear as black, green, or brown patches on walls, ceilings, floors, or other surfaces. It may also have a fuzzy or slimy texture. If you notice any signs of mold growth, it is crucial to get a professional assessment to determine the extent of the problem and identify the type of mold that is present. Our team has the knowledge and equipment to get the job done.
• Musty Odor: Mold generally produces a distinct musty odor. If you notice a persistent, unpleasant smell in your home or commercial building, especially in areas that are prone to moisture, it could be an indication of hidden mold growth. A mold assessment can help identify the source of the odor and determine whether mold is present.
• Water Damage or Excessive Moisture: If your property has experienced water damage from leaks, floods, or plumbing issues, it creates a favorable environment for mold growth. Mold can start growing within 24-48 hours of water exposure, so it is crucial to get a mold assessment if you have had any ongoing water-related incidents. You should also consider getting an assessment if you’ve had issues with ongoing humidity or excessive moisture.
• Allergies or Health Issues: Mold can trigger symptoms such as sneezing, coughing, itchy eyes, and skin irritation. If you or your family members experience unexplained allergic reactions or persistent respiratory issues that improve when you leave the property, it could be a sign of mold exposure. A mold assessment can help identify the cause.



By remaining vigilant to any warning signs and getting a prompt mold assessment, you can identify and address potential mold issues in your home or building. Our team is ready to help. Contact us today!