Environmental Strategies, Inc. was established in Arizona in 1989. Since its inception, Environmental Strategies has completed over 1400 asbestos abatement projects. These projects range in scope from small, residential jobs to large, multi-phased, commercial projects. The company's philosophy of offering a professionally executed service at the most reasonable price possible has established Environmental Strategies as a reliable and well-regarded firm, and is a major player in the Arizona asbestos abatement arena in Southern Arizona. Currently, Environmental Strategies employs approximately forty (40) staff members, including three (3) Project Designers, three (3) Building Inspectors, two (2) Management Planners, ten (10) Contractor Supervisors, and twenty-two (22) Abatement Workers. This number is considered our core work force.

Environmental Strategies' clientele ranges from homeowners to multimillion dollar companies as well as government entities. As the firm's size and experience has increased, a wide spectrum of project types has been undertaken, from simple seam tape removal in a single family residence to insulation removal from a Challenger/Lear jet aircraft. Environmental Strategies has also done charitable work for organizations such as the Tucson Ronald McDonald House.

The fact that Environmental Strategies is also a general contracting firm assures clients that the firm is knowledgeable in building systems. In fact, on several occasions, a client has hired Environmental Strategies to do both abatement and tenant improvements.

Environmental Strategies has developed a good working relationship with officials from both the Pima Department of Environmental Quality and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, as well as with various training organizations in the area. Environmental Strategies always strives to stay in complete compliance with all local, state and federal regulations. This commitment is evident in that we have never had any citations from any of the regulatory agencies, including the Environmental Protection Agency or the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Our staff places great importance on keeping abreast of any regulatory changes affecting our industry. Continuing education is encouraged to review and consider "state of the art" procedures and equipment.