Planning work?
Identify suspect materials before renovation or demolition begins.
Environmental answers, made clear
Independent inspections and testing for asbestos, lead, methamphetamine, mold, radon, and indoor air quality—backed by science and explained in plain language.

Project guidance
You don’t need to know which test to request. Tell us what happened or what work you’re planning, and we’ll help define the right scope.
Identify suspect materials before renovation or demolition begins.
Define the extent of an asbestos or other environmental spill.
Investigate odors, mold, indoor air, or possible contamination.
Verify cleanup and document that an area is ready for use.
Inspection & testing
Each scope is tailored to the property, applicable requirements, and the decision you need to make.
Building inspections, renovation and demolition surveys, spill delineation, air monitoring, and clearance support.
Preliminary inspections, surface sampling, contamination mapping, and post-decontamination verification.
XRF inspections, paint-chip and dust-wipe sampling, and clearance assessments.
Air and surface sampling, VOCs, formaldehyde, moisture concerns, and odor investigations.
Testing for residential, multifamily, school, and commercial properties.
Silica, PCB, combustion byproducts, and Phase I environmental site assessment support.
Meet Femtech
Femtech Environmental was founded to make technical environmental work more responsive and understandable. Our team combines graduate-level science education, chemistry expertise, and hands-on industrial hygiene experience to bring rigor and practical judgment to every project.
Work with our teamHow it works
Share the property location, the concern, and any work being planned.
We develop a focused scope, document conditions, and collect the appropriate samples.
Your report explains the laboratory results, what they mean, and the practical next step.
Start a conversation
Share the location, what prompted the concern, and your ideal timing. Our team will follow up to help determine the appropriate inspection or testing scope.