We at Matrix Environmental know that as a property manager, there are several items on your radar to be concerned about. One of the biggest threats to a commercial or retail property is mold. Any number of things can cause it, including burst pipes, small water leaks, slab leaks and roof leaks. Basically, any water that gets where it shouldn’t, can easily lead to mold, which is often not easily detected.

Because of this, it’s always a good idea to know a few things about dealing with mold. Below are six things property managers should know when it comes to mold remediation.

At Matrix Environmental, we understand that demolition, remediation and abatement issues aren’t easy to handle on your own. That’s where we come in. We’ve made it our goal as a company to provide quality services at every project site we’re involved with. We’re here to solve your abatement and demolition problems one project at a time.

In decades past, it was very popular for asbestos to be used in construction materials since it was affordable, durable and known to be fire-resistant. However, we now know that this material is hazardous and has harmful effects on those who are in close contact with it. In fact, the fibers that come from it (especially when it starts to deteriorate over time) can cause cancer and even death if left untreated.

When it comes to large renovations, it’s always best to work with an experienced demolition contractor who is committed to running a smooth and organized project. That’s exactly what you get when you work with Matrix Environmental. Our team is dedicated to providing the best demolition and abatement services in Southern California.

When you have Matrix Environmental on your side, you are getting much more than just a contractor or an abatement company. You are aligning yourself with a family of dedicated individuals who are committed to providing their best work on every project.

At Matrix Environmental, our goal is to provide a safe learning, living and working environment with every type of project we do. For those in need of PCB remediation, we understand that this service might sound a bit confusing for some. That’s why we’re unpacking the term and the process that goes into a PCB remediation. Continue reading to learn more!

At Matrix Environmental, our team is focused on providing the best abatement and demolition services to our clients. When working with us, you’re not just a getting a contractor, you’re getting a team of dedicated workers ready to support your needs, no matter the scope of the project.

Safety has always been – and will continue to be – our top priority at Matrix Environmental. We deal with dangerous working conditions and hazardous materials on a daily basis. Because of this we have chosen not only to train our employees according to OSHA standards, we have developed our own Safety Training requirements that set the standard in the demolition and hazardous remediation industry.

What is Contaminated Soil Remediation?

When excavating at any project, one of the biggest concerns is that the soil you are digging up is contaminated with toxins. When a volatile organic compound (VOC) or another toxic waste is suspected, specific health and safety protocols must take place. Otherwise, you are risking serious health concerns for your workers and the public, potential fines and other harsh penalties, or exporting soil to a site that later finds this soil to be unsuitable.

What is Asbestos Abatement?

Ever since our opening in 1994, we at Matrix Environmental pride ourselves on being a top asbestos abatement company in Southern California. In fact, our founder, Larry Larkin, was one of the pioneers in the asbestos abatement industry in the 1980s and this experience has been crucial to our company’s growth in this specialized field.