Mold is a persistent intruder that often goes unnoticed until it causes significant damage to both your property and health. Regular mold inspection might just be the key to preventing mold-related issues and maintaining a safe living or working environment. Let's explore the numerous benefits that come with making mold inspection a routine practice.

As a homeowner, it’s crucial to keep an eye on the condition of your roof to prevent potential problems that can lead to extensive damage and costly repairs. In this blog post, we will explore 15 silent signs of roof damage that often go unnoticed but shouldn’t be ignored. By being aware of these signs, you can take timely action and ensure the longevity and safety of your home.

In the hustle and bustle of modern life, we often overlook the quality of the air we breathe indoors. However, the air we inhale within our homes and workplaces can have a profound impact on our health and well-being. This is where indoor air quality testing steps in. Let's delve into the significance of this often underrated practice and discover why it deserves our attention.

At GEO Environmental Co., Inc., we take pride in our team of dedicated professionals who work tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of our clients. Today, we shine the spotlight on Wayde Williams, our newest team member, and Asbestos Project Monitor. With over ten years of experience as a Project Monitor, Inspector, and lab assistant, Wayde brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to our company. His in-depth understanding of Asbestos regulations and lab processes is an invaluable asset as we continue to provide comprehensive environmental consulting services to the residents and businesses of Westchester and surrounding counties. Let’s delve deeper into the reasons why Wayde has already made a significant difference at GEO Environmental Co., Inc.

Imagine coming home after a long day, only to be greeted by an uncomfortable and damp environment. The air feels heavy, and you notice a musty smell lingering in the rooms. These signs could indicate that you have a humidity problem in your home. High humidity levels not only affect your comfort but can also lead to more serious issues like mold growth and poor indoor air quality. In this blog, we’ll explore the signs that suggest you may have a humidity problem and offer some insights on how to tackle it effectively. So, keep reading to discover how you can create a healthier and more comfortable living space for yourself and your family.

Season’s Greetings from GEO Environmental Co., Inc. As the festivities approach, being together with friends and family means more than ever. May the holiday season and upcoming New Year bring you and your loved ones the best of health and happiness.

Asbestos exposure is hazardous as it can increase the risk of severe illnesses like lung, colon, and digestive cancers. Therefore, following proper procedures and regulatory requirements, along with hiring competent contractors is essential when conducting renovations.

Home improvements can be a great way to make your home more accommodating and enjoyable, increase the property value, and even help you spiff it up with some good curb appeal when it's time to put it on the market. Before you get started, take into consideration the things that you can do yourself, versus home-improvement projects that require the help of a professional. GEO Environmental Co., Inc. can be a resource and partner when it comes to helping you make informed decisions about large-scale projects.

Asbestos is a mineral that is found in two-thirds of the rocks in the earth’s crust. Its ability to withstand fierce heat and chemical attacks while being flexible enough to be spun and woven has led to its widespread use of asbestos in the construction and components industry. In spite of being the best insulator, research showed that it has carcinogenic properties and can be risky for human handling. A dangerous disease that humans can face due to asbestos is Mesothelioma. Hence to avoid any hazardous situations, it is wise to opt for an asbestos inspection and environmental consulting company. Disturbed asbestos can be very toxic. If one inhales asbestos, it can lead to breathing difficulties, hypertension, swelling in the neck, trouble swallowing, and other similar issues. Believing that you can DIY asbestos abatement is a risky endeavor, and why you should avoid doing that route. To assist in understanding these concerns and legal requirements, GEO Environmental Co., Inc has put together what you need to know if you decide to DIY. 

Often homeowners will do “minor” renovations on their older homes before selling or upgrading them. While a few tweaks to renovations and remodeling can deliver big returns on your old house, certain home renovation mistakes can also lead to the opposite happening.

At GEO Environmental Co., Inc., we have over thirty years of experience conducting comprehensive environmental assessments, including duct leakage testing, asbestos project monitoring and design, lead paint inspections, and indoor air quality investigations.

Environmental consultants provide specialist inspection and advisory services for their clients on issues about the management of environmental problems, as well as health and safety concerns. These experts play an integral role in minimizing the harmful impact of industrial, commercial, and government initiatives on the environment while assisting clients in navigating these, in most cases, confusing directives.

Meet Kenneth Arce, NYS-DOL certified Asbestos Inspector, who provides pre-demolition and renovation information so that environmental hazards can be controlled. He is also a certified Project Monitor who will oversee asbestos projects to assure compliance with regulatory standards. Kenneth, AKA Ken, has been with GEO Environmental Co., Inc. for approximately twenty years!

Meet Eric Violante, certified Asbestos Project Monitor and Inspector / Mold Inspector and Lab Analyst at GEO Environmental Co., Inc.

Are you planning on giving your home a new look? Perhaps you’d like to add a new room or break down a wall or two to make a bigger space? Before you go ahead with any of those plans, you need to ensure that you and the rest of your household are safe by having an asbestos inspection done. An asbestos inspection may not be the first thing that comes to mind when planning on updating the look of your home or building, but it is probably one of the most important steps you should take. As experts in the field, we at GEO Environmental Co., Inc have written down a few pointers that emphasize why you should perform an asbestos inspection before your renovation or remodeling project. 

At GEO Environmental Co., Inc., we would like to thank our loyal customers and wish everyone a safe and healthy Holiday Season to cherish with family and friends.

At GEO Environmental Co., Inc., we specialize in conducting comprehensive environmental assessments, including mold, asbestos and radon testing, lead paint inspections, and infiltration blower duct leakage testing. Our inspection and testing services ensure that clients have accurate information to make their decisions, and more importantly, keep their families safe from a variety of harmful environmental exposures. 

If you own a residential or a commercial building that is more than thirty years old, you might have dangerous asbestos in your walls or ceiling. Asbestos was used as insulation in ceiling titles and as noise-blocking wall panels. While it did a great job at insulating, exposure to this material is harmful to humans. Breathing asbestos fibers can cause a buildup of scar-like tissue in the lungs and other deadly medical conditions known as mesothelioma.

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Radon, asbestos, and lead are just a few harmful substances that are still found in old homes today that could quickly turn hazardous and create serious health issues. Other harmful substances include spores from mold and fungus that contaminate the air you breathe. To avoid the effects of inhaling or consuming these dangerous substances in your home, you must have it inspected before buying it. Similarly, if you live in a humid location, experience flooding or leakages, you must conduct regular environmental tests to check for mold and verify the quality of the air in your house.