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Metro Environmental Company to celebrate 35th anniversary and recent merger with Clark Seif Clark, Inc.
2007 marks the 35th year that Metro Environmental Company (Metro) has kept the "quality" in the indoor air and indoor environments of our nation's buildings, including office buildings, health care facilities, industrial buildings, retail establishments, homes, and others!
For the past 35 years, Metro has played a vital role in ensuring the health, safety and comfort of our loyal customers. In late 2005, Metro merged with the highly respected environmental consulting company Clark Seif Clark, Inc. (CSC). Metro, as a Division of Clark Seif Clark, has expanded our services, diversified our areas of expertise, and increased our number of offices.
Metro continues to be the reliable and professional company you have trusted for 35 years. With CSC, we look forward to providing you, your company, and your employees with the highest level of professional indoor air quality (IAQ) and indoor environmental quality (IEQ) services. Our office phone number remains the same, however our mailing address and fax number have changed. Below is our updated contact information:
Metro Environmental Company
1553 West Todd Drive - Suite 201
Tempe, Arizona 85283
Voice: 602-942-1111
Fax: 480-460-8335
www.metroiaq.com
If you have questions, comments, or wish to schedule a site inspection we would be delighted to hear from you. Call our office or send me an email at derrickdenis@csceng.com.
Thank you,
Derrick A. Denis CIAQP, CAC, CIAQC, CIEC
V.P. of Indoor Air Quality
Call us for information concerning:
Lead
Legionnaires Disease
Arsenic
Asbestos
Mercury
Bioaerosols
Moisture Mapping
Carbon Monoxide
Mold/Fungal Contamination
Nuisance Bird Issues
Clandestine Laboratories (i.e. Meth)
Odor Investigations
Clean Room Verification
PCBs
Concrete Slab Moisture Testing
Pesticides
Construction Dust
Radon
Electromagnetic Resonance (EMR)
Respirable Dust
Ergonomics
Sewer Gas
Fiberglass
Ammonium Sulfate
Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) & Building Related Illness (BRI)
Floods (Category 1, 2 and/or 3)
Smoke Contamination From Nearby Wildfires
Formaldehyde
Trauma Scenes
Hantavirus
Hormone Exposure Monitoring
Ventilation Efficiency
Industrial Hygiene
Vermiculite
Infection Control
Volatile Organic Chemicals (VOCs) Issues
Zinc Whiskers
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