Environmental compliance that survives the audit.
An environmental firm built on LDAR and air‑compliance for refineries and chemical plants — plus indoor‑air & mold, instrument repair, and litigation support. Field‑earned, not outsourced.
The field work we're known for.
This is the bread and butter: LDAR and air‑compliance programs that hold up under a refinery audit — plus the mold, repair, and expert work that grew out of two decades on the unit. Most consultants sell you a binder. We build the program and stand next to you when the inspector shows up.
Programs built to survive the audit
Refinery MACT CC fenceline, the 2024 HON chemical rules, Method 21, OOOOa/b/c. Program design, audit defense, consent‑decree work, and database support across CNTRAL, LeakDAS, and Chateau.
Read the field guide →Moisture source first, then we test
Building‑science assessments for homeowners, property managers, and commercial owners — not the other way around, and never a scare‑tactic upsell to remediation we don't do.
Read the field guide →Back on your audit calendar, fast
TVA‑1000B and TVA‑2020 analyzers — calibration and board‑level repair on intrinsically safe instruments, with turnaround that respects the quarterly.
Repair services →Independent expert opinions that hold up
Retained by attorneys across environmental compliance — LDAR and air‑compliance disputes, mold and water‑intrusion. We document, sample, and testify to what the data shows. We never remediate, so our opinions stay clean.
Independent opinions →Why operators keep our number.
"You talk to the person doing the work. No account managers, no handoffs to juniors."
We got tired of software that didn't understand the field. So we built our own.
Two products — the EHS Hub and the QuickScope™ suite — powered by the same regulatory rules engine, built by the people who actually file the report.
What's due, what changed, what to do about it.
A live Federal Register tracker and compliance calendar. Plain‑English summaries, every rule and EPA determination one click away. Updated daily — free during the open beta.
Air Plan Revisions — California; Antelope Valley AQMD; New Source Review
State Plan (Negative Declaration) — Nebraska; CISWI Units
Mold & IAQ
Every assessment checked against the standard of care before it leaves the site.
El Paso Method
Fugitive‑emission calcs built to the reviewer's expectations.
JHA
Job hazard analysis that writes itself from the task.
Sentinel
A private, confidential logbook that lives outside your regulatory systems. Log one‑off events, checks on non‑regulated equipment, and internal OEL or visual‑fail monitoring you keep for your own records — not for filing.
Asbestos
Every survey checked against NESHAP and AHERA before the report leaves the site.
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A modular compliance suite with a rules engine that knows the regs cold.
QuickScope is a growing suite of purpose‑built modules — Mold, El Paso, JHA, Sentinel, and more on the way — all running on the same regulatory‑driven engine that powers the EHS Hub. It checks every job against the current standard in real time, so a non‑compliant report never leaves the site. Built by people who actually walk the unit.
Not every module is on the list. Some you'll have to find.
Field guides, not sales pitches.
Plain‑English walkthroughs of the rules, the traps, and what a defensible program actually looks like. No email gate.
LDAR: The Operator's Field Guide
What the rules actually require, how to build a defensible program, and how to stop bleeding money on avoidable citations.
Read the guide →Mold: The Homeowner's Field Guide
What mold actually is, when testing matters, when it doesn't, and how to tell a real remediator from a scare‑tactic sales pitch.
Read the guide →The plants — and the people next door.
LDAR and compliance work nationwide — plus mold and indoor‑air services across South Alabama and parts of Mississippi.
Got a problem that needs solving this week?
Audit notice. Suspected leak. Mold in a unit. Instrument down before a quarterly. Tell us what you're looking at — we'll tell you straight whether we're the right fit.