Mid-Iowa Environmental Corporation of Des Moines, Iowa, provides thorough, independent inspection and abatement services for insurance purposes, tenant move in/out, commercial real estate transactions, and more. We specialize in hazardous materials abatement and control. Mid-Iowa Environmental Corporation has been providing mechanical insulation and asbestos abatement services since 1983 and have expanded our services to include lead abatement, mold remediation, and insulation material sales. Our primary goal is to provide every client with a professional service that allows for the highest quality mold and asbestos remediation in your home or business.
Mid-Iowa Environmental Corporation provides a variety of mechanical insulation services throughout the state of Iowa. From project design to removals, our certified professionals handle all types of commercial and industrial insulation.
Some of the main types of products that contain PCBs are transformers and capacitors, oil used in motors and hydraulic systems, old electrical devices, cable insulation, oil-based paints, and caulking.
Asbestos is still present in many public and private buildings and homes across the U.S., and may actually be hiding in some products you wouldn't expect. Floor tiles and old style countertops can contain asbestos, and often the real risk occurs when these long present materials are removed.
Do you ever worry that some hazardous waste materials may be finding their way into your regular garbage container? Since this can create a regulatory nightmare, we’re always available to help you find a better way to dispose of things.
When hazardous wastes are present, they need to be treated in such a way that protects both human health and the environment. Some common ways that hazardous waste is dealt with include air striping, capping, precipitation, excavation, and incineration.
When doing a renovation project, it can be tempting to jump right in so you get the project done quickly, but you’ll want to resist that temptation, especially on older buildings. These can easily have asbestos materials that will get into the air when you start renovating.
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