Did you know that the state of WY isn't required to disclose if meth residue is present in your home? Here at 307 Environmental we provide a wide variety of services that improve the health of your home. We strive to decontaminate as many properties as possible in our community and all across Wyoming, making it a safer and more reliable place to live.
Whether purchasing a home, selling a home, or living in a home for an elongated period of time it is crucial to have confidence in the state of that home, and that is what we are here to help with. We provide testing for radon gases, mold spores, and meth contamination. It is a harmless and inexpensive process that will either bring you peace of mind or alert you of any present dangers.
Whether purchasing a home, selling a home, or living in a home for an elongated period of time it is crucial to have confidence in the state of that home, and that is what we are here to help with. We provide testing for radon gases, mold spores, and meth contamination. It is a harmless and inexpensive process that will either bring you peace of mind or alert you of any present dangers.
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Mold remediation
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Mold is a microscopic organism (fungi) that spreads through rapidly producing spores. Mold is most commonly found in damp places such as a crawlspace or somewhere that a leak or water damage has occurred, but it can also present itself in less likely places like an attic. When mold is present in large numbers, health consequences can occur.
Meth decontamination
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Meth testing is performed to determine if someone has used, smoked or manufactured methamphetamine in your home. Smoking meth in the home just once, even if it was decades ago, leaves a residue. We highly recommend testing as part of the pre-sale home inspection process during a real estate transaction.
Sealed vapor barriers
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We recommend that everyone have a vapor barrier installed in their crawlspace. The primary reason being that vapor barriers the most effective measure that can be taken to prevent moisture and mold growth in your home. Not only that, but they also create a much more sanitary environment in your crawlspace making it the perfect place for storage.
Radon
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It comes from the natural decay of uranium and thorium, which are found in nearly all soils. It typically moves up through the ground and into the home through exposed soil or cracks in the floors, walls, and foundation. It can also be released from building materials and well water. Radon breaks down quickly, expelling radioactive particles into the air.
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