Know what is in the building before work begins.
AET inspects for asbestos, lead and microbial hazards, then delivers a defensible report you can hand to a contractor, an owner or a regulator. Certified inspectors, direct Senior Project Manager oversight, digital field documentation.
Situations that call for an inspection
A demolition or renovation permit requires a survey
Municipalities and states require an asbestos survey before a permit is issued. AET performs the survey and prepares the notifications.
A child in a rental property has an elevated blood lead level
An environmental lead investigation identifies the source, coordinated with the referring provider and local health department.
A unit is turning over or an abatement just finished
Clearance and vacancy dust wipes document that the space is safe to reoccupy.
A property is changing hands
Hazardous materials surveys and Phase I due diligence establish what a buyer or lender is taking on.
Occupants report odor, air quality or water damage concerns
Moisture, IAQ and fungal sampling determine whether a real exposure exists and what remediation it warrants.
A regulator or insurer is asking for documentation
Reports include methods, calibration records, sample tables, photographs and a site diagram.
Tell us about the property.
Send the address, the reason for the inspection and your timeline. A project manager responds with scope and pricing.
(610) 891-0114 · Toll free 1-800-9696-AET
1055 E. Baltimore Pike, Suite 302, Media, PA 19063
From first call to final report
Scope
A project manager confirms the discipline, property type, regulatory driver and schedule, then quotes the work.
Field work
Certified inspectors document conditions and collect samples, capturing findings digitally on site.
Analysis
Samples are analyzed by accredited methods and compared to the applicable EPA, HUD or OSHA criteria.
Report
A Senior Project Manager reviews and approves the report, with findings, sample tables, photographs and recommended next steps.