Environmental Testing Services
Explore our comprehensive consultative services, designed to give you the information you need to make the best decisions and ensure safety and compliance.
Asbestos
We can provide an asbestos survey/assessment, design a removal plan (Project Design), and monitor the ambient air (Air Monitoring) during removal to ensure the safety of present and future occupants. The EPA and the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC) heavily regulate asbestos in schools and commercial buildings. Thus, many homeowners are aware of the risks and choose to hire a professional to help them solve their problem, safely. The following certifications are maintained:
- SCDHEC Licensed Asbestos Inspector
- SCDHEC Licensed Air Monitor
- SCDHEC Licensed Project Designer
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Mold and Moisture
An independent mold assessor helps to ensure unbiased evaluation and reporting of mold issues within a structure. Our impartiality helps to accurately identify the extent of mold growth without conflicts of interest. Through a detailed and professional assessment, and the use of modern investigative devices, we can aid in the development of effective mold remediation protocols for a safer and healthier indoor environment. The following specific services are provided:
- Mold and Moisture Inspection/Assessment using a moisture meter, infrared camera, indoor air quality meter, and approved sampling techniques.
- Air and surface sampling to provide information related to the potential for a source of indoor mold growth.
- Development of a Mold Remediation Plan (MRP) for a restoration contractor to ensure job completion in accordance and recommended guidelines.
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Lead-Based Paint
High Tide Environmental is experienced in providing lead paint consulting to contractors, homeowners, and local municipalities. Lead Paint presents a serious health hazard to occupants, especially children and pregnant women. Our team is qualified and equipped to conduct lead paint testing and to determine the risk in a home with lead-based paint. Our team provides:
- Lead Inspections (EPA Certified Lead Inspector)
- Lead Risk Assessments (EPA Certified Lead Risk Assessor)
Learn more about our Lead Services
Other Concerns
We also have experience with various less common concerns such as mercury, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), sewer and bacteria in water, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), noise exposure, radon, and many more. If you have any questions about the services we provide, please contact us.

“Knowledgeable, prompt, and professional environmental consulting service.”
— Consulting Client
Asbestos, Lead, and Mold in South Carolina
The Lowcountry region of South Carolina is not immune to environmental challenges. Asbestos, lead, and mold present potential hazards that demand attention for the well-being of both residents and occupants.
Asbestos: The historical construction of buildings in the Lowcountry often means asbestos is still present in structures. Disturbances during renovations or demolitions can release harmful fibers, posing health risks. Vigilance, identification, and safe management of asbestos-containing materials are critical for community safety.
Lead: Lead-based paint, prevalent in older homes, remains a concern for the Lowcountry. Peeling paint can generate lead dust, particularly risky for children. Ongoing efforts must focus on inspection and consulting from qualified personnel, safely removing lead-based paint, and educating residents to minimize exposure and safeguard public health.
Mold: The warm and humid climate in the Lowcountry fosters mold growth, impacting indoor air quality. Proper ventilation, moisture control, and routine inspections are vital to mitigate mold-related health risks. Community awareness campaigns play a crucial role in educating residents about preventive measures and early detection.
High Tide Environmental has the experience, equipment, and expertise to help guide you through any issues related to these potentially harmful substances.

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