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ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING IN LOS ANGELES

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Our Environmental Testing Services

ASBESTOS TESTING & SURVEYING

MOLD TESTING & SURVEYING

INDOOR AIR QUALITY ANALYSIS

LEAD PAINT CHIP TESTING

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SERVICES

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

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About Home Biotesting®

WHO WE ARE

Home Biotesting provides environmental testing and consulting services in Los Angeles. We service a diverse group of clients, from commercial to residential.

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Trusted & Accredited

We are dedicated to providing trusted environmental testing and consulting services that help clients manage the safety and health of environments and regulatory mandates. We bring over 30+ years of experience with high-quality services that you can count on.

WHO WE SERVE

HOME DEVELOPERS

As a Developer, you run into major projects of construction with a lot of liabilities that surround it. Let us help you limit/remove those liabilities and give you peace of mind.

HOMEOWNERS

How old is your home? How was your house built? Do you know what you’re breathing? Biotesting provides a professional sense of assistance ensuring your home is a safe place to live.

CONTRACTORS

As a contractor, you are responsible for most of the construction within a project. At Biotesting, we will assist you throughout the project, from updates on regulations to clearance testing at any point and time.

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Home Bio Testing can assist property management with identifying and resolving environmental problems. Being aware of the environment your tenant inhabits can help prevent future fines and costly remediation.

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Home Biotesting offers total environmental consulting services in Los Angeles. From lead testing to indoor air quality to mold and asbestos testing, we have you covered. Contact us now for a free quote.

Latest Articles

How to Identify Asbestos in Your Home

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral fiber. From the 1900s until the late 1980s, asbestos was commonly used as a building material. Its heat resistance made it a great candidate for insulation, and fireproofing. It doesn’t conduct electricity, and it is resistant to chemicals. It was also used as a strengthening material during that time. But, as the risk of prolonged asbestos exposure came to light, regulatory agencies took action to protect consumers.