- Environmental Scientists & Geologists
Credentialed. Independent. Inspection & Testing Only.
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enviroscientist1@gmail.com
(509) 202-6919
A credentialed scientist responds within 1 business day
No remediation or repair contract. Our findings stay independent and defensible.
Environmental Scientists & Geologists on every project, across the Inland Northwest.
Six reasons environmental inspection and testing work lands with Enviro Consulting Services across the Inland Northwest.
Environmental science, geology, and building inspection across residential, commercial, and development projects.
For asbestos building inspection, surveys, and sampling. On-staff credential.
For contaminated-site work and environmentally sensitive scopes.
Formal credential for mold inspection methodology. Idaho WPC Manager on water work.
No abatement, remediation, or repair work. Findings stay unbiased.
Formatted for contractors, lenders, regulators, and real estate agents. No translation required.
Commercial and residential clients across Spokane, WA trust Enviro Consulting Services for credentialed environmental inspection, building inspection, and laboratory-backed testing. From the first phone call to the final written report, you work directly with Environmental Scientists and Geologists.
We identify what is present, document it in accordance with applicable standards, and explain what it means in plain language. When physical follow-up work is required, we point you to a licensed contractor. That separation keeps our findings unbiased and our reports defensible.
Every engagement ends in a written deliverable you can share with your contractor, lender, real estate agent, or attorney. If a project needs more than one service, the same coordinated team handles it start to finish.
Visual & moisture-based inspection. Non-destructive methodology, written report.
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Our work spans residential, commercial, and development projects. Each audience has a different reason for calling, and each gets the same credentialed inspection and the same clear written report.
Buying, selling, renovating, or responding to a moisture, asbestos, or air quality concern.
Property condition documentation, tenant-ready building assessments, asbestos and mold surveys.
Phase One and Two Environmental Assessment work supporting acquisition, permitting, and site planning.
Third-party inspection before closing, on residential and commercial deals alike.
Ongoing inspection support across a portfolio, with consistent reporting formats and the same team on every scope.
Formatted for contractors, lenders, regulators, and real estate agents. No translation required.
Real estate deals with a tight contingency window. Demolition notifications. Insurance-required assessments. Lender conditions. If your timeline is driving the scope, tell us in the first call and we will prioritize the response accordingly.
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Predictable, transparent, and designed for people trying to make a decision with real money on the line.
A credentialed inspector performs the visual survey, collects samples if your scope includes them, documents with photographs.
Samples go to an accredited lab. Turnaround is typically three to five business days, faster on rush scopes.
Environmental inspection and testing works best when the firm doing the testing is not also bidding on the work that follows. We built the business around that separation. It keeps findings unbiased and reports defensible in front of regulators, lenders, and insurance adjusters.
Environmental Scientists and Geologists with 25+ years of combined experience in credentialed inspection, geology, and building science. The same people who answer your first phone call lead the scope, run the site visit, and write the final report.
Environmental inspection and testing sits at the intersection of property investment, public health, and regulatory compliance. In Spokane, WA, that combination shows up in three common scenarios: pre-purchase due diligence on older homes, commercial real estate transactions that trigger Phase One and Two Environmental Site Assessment requirements, and responses to specific concerns like visible mold, suspect asbestos materials, water quality issues, or impacted soil at a development site.
The firm you hire should be credentialed for the specific scope, independent from the abatement or remediation work that might follow, and able to produce a report that holds up in front of a regulator or a lender. Those three criteria filter out the majority of operators in any given market.
Environmental consulting is the umbrella discipline that supports property transactions, development projects, and regulatory compliance. It includes records review, site reconnaissance, sampling programs, laboratory coordination, and written deliverables formatted for the audience that needs them. For a homeowner planning a basement finish, that might mean an asbestos inspection and a mold inspection bundled together. For a commercial developer, it might mean a Phase One Environmental Site Assessment paired with a Phase Two subsurface investigation and an asbestos survey of the existing structure. Scope scales to the project.
Home inspections and commercial building inspections are adjacent but distinct. A home inspection covers structure, systems, and conditions of a residence. A commercial building inspection produces a property condition assessment used in due diligence and operations. Both produce written reports. Both are independent, credentialed opinions. Neither overlaps with the specialized environmental surveys (asbestos, mold, soil, water) that often accompany them on older or more complex properties.
When a specific concern exists, targeted testing gives you lab-backed answers. Mold testing confirms species and concentration. Asbestos testing confirms whether suspect material in a building actually contains asbestos. Soil testing identifies contaminants and evaluates suitability. Water testing screens for bacterial, chemical, and regulated contaminants. Each of these is a distinct scope with its own protocols and reporting standards.
"The firm you hire should be credentialed for the specific scope, independent from the work that might follow, and able to produce a report that holds up in front of a regulator or a lender."
Six answers to what owners, buyers, developers, and lenders ask most often before scheduling an inspection or testing engagement. If your question is not here, a credentialed scientist is on the other end of the phone.
No. Enviro Consulting Services performs inspection and testing only. We identify the presence, location, and (where applicable) species or type of a concern, and we document it in a written report. Physical follow-up work is handled by a separately retained, licensed contractor. We keep that separation intentionally because it protects the independence of our findings and makes the report more defensible for your lender, regulator, or insurer.
It depends on scope. A residential home inspection is typically two to four hours on site. A mold inspection or asbestos inspection can run one to three hours depending on building age and size. A Phase One Environmental Site Assessment is a multi-day records-and-reconnaissance process rather than a single-visit scope. When you call for a quote we give you a realistic schedule, not a placeholder.
Yes. The firm carries EPA AHERA Certified Asbestos Building Inspector credentials, 40-Hour HAZWOPER certification, Lead Paint RRP certification, Certified Mold Inspector credentials, and the Idaho Water Pollution Control Manager credential. Full credentials are available on request and are referenced in every report.
Our team has over 25 years of combined experience in environmental science, geology, and building inspection. We work together to understand the full life cycle of any project, from inception to completion. From the moment you contact Enviro Consulting Services you will see experience, knowledge, professionalism, and customer service.
We focus on inspection and testing. We evaluate buildings, soil, water, and sites; we collect samples; we work with accredited laboratories; and we write clear reports that tell you what is actually there and what your next steps should be. We do not perform removal, remediation, abatement, or cleanup work. That separation is intentional.
The first call is a 15-minute conversation. We listen, ask the questions that shape the scope, and tell you honestly what the engagement should look like and what it should cost. No sales pressure, no call center, no generic templates.
Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. A credentialed scientist answers — not a call center.
