JM ENVIRONMENTAL, INC., is an EPA LEAD SAFE CERTIFIED FIRM
JM ENVIRONMENTAL, INC., removing asbestos infused lead paint using a media blaster at a Public Entity Utility site. The Asbestos Infused Lead Paint was originally used to strengthen the structure.
JM ENVIRONMENTAL, INC. SUPERVISORS and WORKERS have EPA LEAD CERTIFICATIONS
The EPA is a Federal Entity; The California Department of Public Health oversees and issues these Certifications. Nevada does not regulate Construction Worker Lead Safety. The EPA LEAD Certification includes a physical to confirm Supervisor's and Workers are physically fit. The CDPH Certification includes a blood test to confirm their blood is free from lead and zinc.
JM ENVIRONMENTAL, INC., SUPERVISORS and WORKERS also complete LEAD Renovator Certification Refresher Training. Lead-based paint is usually found in paint or a surface coating affixed to a component in or on a structure constructed prior to January 1, 1978. A Lead Hazard is defined as deteriorated lead-based paint, lead contaminated dust, lead contaminated soil, disturbing lead-based paint or presumed lead-based paint without containment, or any other nuisance which may result in persistent and quantifiable lead exposure.
Our Work
FEATURED PROJECT:
U.S. DEPARTMENT of the INTERIOR BUREAU of RECLAMATION
LEAD ABATEMENT
JM ENVIRONMENTAL, INC., was contracted to perform Lead Abatement at the North Fork Penstock Pipeline in Folsom, CA to prepare for an inspection to bring the pipeline up to the current code and install three new manways. The project included removal of the existing coal tar enamel lining from the interior of the discharge line and cleaning and preparing the pipe surfaces for inspection and recoating work. Exterior pipe surface preparation included lead-based paint abatement to prepare for three new manways to be installed.
Our Testimonials
John Moore is the president and founder of JM ENVIRONMENTAL, INC.
John,
Just thought you might want to hear that my oversight tech at the school last week had only the highest praise for your crew from the organization, to the set-up, to the general preparedness and diligence. Nice job.
Karin Schroeter | Senior Project Manager, LEED AP
RGA Environmental, Inc.
Dear Mr. Moore,
I had the occasion to work with your company last week after my 102 year old moms ice maker service line broke and leaked overnight, flooding a large part of her home.
The insurance company had to test the property for asbestos & lead and the result of that testing caused them to engage your company to perform the demolition, presumably due to licenses you have for HAZMAT demolition.
You should know my business is customer service training and implementation of high service standards in both the retail trade and restaurant industries.
You should also know that your employees are an example of what fast, clean and efficient service should be. The crew that came out to work was courteous and efficient and left the property clean and ready for reconstruction. Your high standards are very evident in all aspects of the demolition and cleanup. They were a very hard working group of men. They were on time and ready to work.
The project estimator/manager was especially crisp, knowledgeable and understanding of the situation. She did the one thing that I stress in all of my customer service seminars: LISTEN TO THE CLIENT. She totally understood the predicament of a 102 year old woman being displaced and uncomfortable out of her home. She, in fact, passed that understanding on to the insurance people in order to get the demo done fast so I could get moving on reconstruction. I really appreciate that.
In short, Mr. Moore my interaction with your company was very positive, timely and issue free. A rare thing in the trades today.
You should be proud of your staff and especially Ms. Ward. I have emailed a copy of this letter to Mercury Insurance. They should know how clients feel about their contractors.
Russ Belleci
Managing Partner
Belleci Group Retail and Restaurant Consultants
