Environmental and Health Risks in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest Seattle and the broader Pacific Northwest are no strangers to heavy rain, periodic flooding, and snow events that quickly turn into snowmelt. When weather patterns shift fast and moisture lingers, buildings can experience hidden impacts that are not always obvious at first glance. Roof systems,…
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Mold growth is a more common issue in our homes and businesses than you may think. While mold spores are not usually visible to the human eye, patches of these spores congregate over time developing into what we see as mold. When hard, durable materials (e.g. metal, concrete, tile, or glass) are affected with mold,…
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South Coast Air Quality Management’s Procedure 5 May Apply In the wake of local civil rights protests, many buildings have been damaged or burned, posing potentially hazardous environments for business owners and neighboring communities. Buildings that have been damaged, and/or building materials that have been disturbed, need to be properly inspected by an and have…
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Did you know that the month of May is National Clean Air Month? The American Lung Association (ALA) is the leading organization and a trusted source in America, working to save lives by improving health and preventing lung disease through education, advocacy, and research. Every year since 1972, the ALA has sponsored Clean Air Month…
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