Shortly after evicting a commercial tenant, a client found that the restaurant had flooded because a water heater valve that had been left open. Following the initial emergency drying efforts, CSC was engaged to investigate the property to determine if the drying had been effective and to determine if any mold growth had occurred due to this incident.
A major California water district was relocating underground valves on the main feed line to above ground locations in compliance with new regulatory requirements. The underground valves were secured within vaults up to 30 feet below ground surface, located on freeways, streets, parks, golf courses. The old valves were constructed of lead and the associated gaskets were presumed to be asbestos containing material.
CSC performed an Indoor air quality inspection of mold, ACM, smoke and other related contamination of a 110-room hotel property located in Southern California to determine the presence or absence and concentration of particulates related to a fire that occurred in one of the hotel rooms.
Start-Up Aerospace Design and Manufacturing Facility in Southern California
CSC performed initial scope for the removal of potential asbestos and lead-containing building materials in an abandoned structure.