Archive for Testing
We Test For Formaldehyde
To schedule testing for formaldehyde, other VOCs, or PCBs, visit our contact page.
Our Protocols for Polychlorinated Biphenyls Testing
Removing contaminants should be done with proper protections. Don’t unnecessarily expose yourself. We test for PCBs. Our PCB testing protocol follows established parameters of standard procedures for sampling and testing, and covers specified content such as but not limited to the following: site and location of the sample extraction; a date on each page; exact […]
Partial List of PCB Trade Names
Aceclor Adkarel ALC Apirolio Apirorlio Arochlor Arochlors Aroclor Aroclors Arubren Asbestol ASK Askael Askarel Auxol Bakola Biphenyl, chlorinated Chlophen Chloretol Chlorextol Chlorinated biphenyl Chlorinated diphenyl Chlorinol Chlorobiphenyl Chlorodiphenyl Chlorphen Chorextol Chorinol Clophen Clophenharz Cloresil Clorinal Clorphen Decachlorodiphenyl Delor Delorene Diaclor Dicolor Diconal Diphenyl, chlorinated DK Duconal Dykanol Educarel EEC-18 Elaol Electrophenyl Elemex Elinol Eucarel Fenchlor […]
Residential PCBs
Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) were banned in the United Sates in the late 1970s but they are still found in indoor and outdoor environments. Even if your home was built after the seventies, it is possible that contaminants may be part of the indoor or outdoor environment. The source can be something as innocuous as caulking, […]
PCBs at School
Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) found inside schools may be putting your children at risk, and can be found in everything from tape and paint to floor sealant and caulking. PCBs can contribute to thyroid cancer, thyroid disease, rashes, migraines, hair loss, lower IQ and autism. PCBs are recognized as carcinogens. Please consider having your school tested. […]
Workplace PCBs
Because Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) are toxic and persistent and appear in electrical equipment, it is advised to maintain caution. If PCBS are in your office or workplace, they may be in the insulating fluids in electrical equipment like transformers in power plants, industrial plants, telecommunications and utility lines. PCBs have a heavy liquid, oil-like consistency […]
We Test for PCB’s.
We do PCB inspections and assessments. We collect samples for laboratory analysis. We provide reports prepared by the laboratory and by our Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), a certified professional who has both the required education and first-hand experience to identify, assess and control hazards like PCBs in the workplace, school or home.
