Your Trusted Partner in Environmental Services

Dangerous materials like asbestos and lead, and dangerous contaminants like mold, must be carefully and completely removed from structures by professionals. ATI experts have the experience, training, and equipment required to do so quickly and safely. With over 30 years in the disaster recovery industry, ATI is ready to make your commercial property safe from environmental hazards. ATI’s team specializes in both commercial and residential environmental remediation.

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Putting Your Building’s Health First

Mold contamination greater than 10 square feet requires a licensed mold remediation company to assess and remediate the problem. At ATI, we handle the coordination of industrial hygiene protocol and testing, apply antimicrobial treatments, and perform mold remediation in accordance with all industry guidelines for commercial mold removal.

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Mold can cause severe structural damage to your building and health problems to your tenants. ATI’s mold remediation team is highly trained and IICRC certified, strictly following all EPA and OSHA guidelines to not only remove existing mold, but also identify other risk areas with excess moisture to prevent future growth. Calling in professionals with proper accreditation will always provide you with the safest route to eliminating mold and improving your indoor air quality

ATI is also highly trained and certified to properly address asbestos or lead. This is a common problem in buildings over 30 years old and particularly prevalent in roofing, floor tiles, pipes, paint, and insulation. These environmental hazards are linked to several severe health problems and require services from a professional abatement company to ensure the health of everyone in the building. It is never advisable to attempt DIY remediation of these environmental hazards due to the severe health risks associated with exposure. 

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Preparedness Is Your Best Defense
The most critical factor in recovering from a disaster is time. In our experience, the longer it takes to respond to a disaster, the higher the cost of recovery. ATI has developed a tool to help you recover quickly from a disaster. Our Emergency Response Agreement (ERA) provides for priority service in times of peak demand, providing for rapid response and efficient recovery. Our ERAs feature pre-determined pricing, taking the guesswork out of your recovery budget process. An ERA from ATI can be an important part of your Disaster Recovery Plan, providing peace of mind should an unfortunate disaster event occur.
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Disaster Recovery Planning is often an afterthought. For those entities that are fortunate enough to have a plan, many times it has been developed without the benefit of a Disaster Recovery firm. ATI has helped thousands of clients prepare for and recover from disaster events. When identifying your Disaster Recovery Team of internal and external stakeholders, be sure to include more than one Disaster Recovery provider. This will ensure that you are adequately prepared if an emergency or disaster occurs.
Emergencies and disasters often pose major challenges to smaller companies. These challenges can impact their ability to respond quickly, staff the work, and deal effectively with a myriad of resulting environmental issues.

Small firms and franchises often have limited local resources and can be quickly overwhelmed. Their resources may be adequate for day-to-day events, but when dealing with a large-scale disaster or widespread emergency storm event, small teams can quickly find themselves overwhelmed. With multiple emergencies occurring at once, small firms and franchises may not be able to respond at all.

For larger emergency and disaster events, larger firms with scalability are critical. With more resources readily available at their disposal, larger Disaster Recovery firms will:
• Implement a quick response & recovery plan
• Limit operational interruption
• Contain and mitigate environmental, toxic or biological exposures
• Be in full compliance with regulations to avoid unnecessary fines & penalties
• Safeguard all stakeholders from potential illness or injury

When identifying your Disaster Recovery Team of internal and external stakeholders, be sure to include one or more large Disaster Recovery providers. This will ensure that you are adequately prepared if a larger-scale disaster occurs.
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