Environmental Compliance, Inc.

Mercury is a highly toxic metal - Mercury is a highly toxic metal used in many industrial applications including florescent lamps.  If spilled it can seep under floor boards where it remains slowly releasing toxic fumes to the air even after the building has been converted to commercial or residential use.

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hazardous materials survey and abatement design

New environmental and health concerns seem to always be in the news; anthrax in office buildings, asbestos in schools, mercury in day-care centers, lead paint in apartments, PCBs in building materials.

Hazardous Materials

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Through regular training and constant communication with environmental officials, ECI's professionals stay on top of the latest developments in the environmental field. For example, when the anthrax scare threatened to shut down federal offices in New York City, ECI was prepared. We employed the latest CDC procedures and provided test results within 48 hours enabling our client's operations to resume to normal with only minor disruptions. Agencies that used other environmental firms had operations disrupted for weeks and in some cases months awaiting testing results.

ECI provides a full range of services related to hazardous materials in residential, commercial and industrial structures. All work conducted by ECI is completed by certified professionals in compliance with local, state and federal health and safety regulations including those of USEPA, NIOSH, and OSHA.

Services offered by ECI include:

  • Asbestos survey, management and abatement design
  • Lead-based paint inspections and hazard risk assessment
  • Mold and biohazard sampling
  • Testing for PCBs and other contaminants in building materials
  • Testing for mercury and other hazardous materials
  • Vapor intrusion studies

The New Haven Station Rehabilitation is another project where ECI provided services to deal with hazardous materials.

If you have a concern with any environmental matter, please contact ECI online or at 908-754-1700 to speak to one of our highly experienced professionals.