TL;DR: A mold detection dog cannot tell you whether airborne spore levels inside the home are elevated compared to outside—which is often a key factor in determining whether a condition is actually abnormal. It’s a bit like going to a doctor, paying for a visit, and being told you might have an issue—but needing to … Read more
TL;DR: Do you need an asbestos home inspection in San Diego? If it was built before the ‘90s, there’s a decent chance asbestos is somewhere in the mix—usually in popcorn ceilings or wall textures. Don’t panic. Asbestos is common, manageable, and doesn’t mean the house is unsafe. Testing during escrow gives you peace of mind, … Read more
You Say San Diego County Fair, we say Tomato (Del Mar Fair). It’s always a great time! DISCLAIMER: CHECK THE OFFICIAL SAN DIEGO FAIR WEBSITE TO VERIFY DETAILS IN THIS POST At AZTEC Testing, it’s not always about work, work, work. We’re lucky to live in a place as vibrant and sunny as San Diego, … Read more
TLDR Answer: Most companies charge $500 – $700 for a small simple wall testing job. AZTEC Testing charges about $375 – $450 for the same job. It is never cheap but AZTEC Testing can help you save money and stay compliant and safe Are you remodeling a home, removing a groovy 1970s popcorn ceiling, or … Read more
La Jolla Independence | It Wants Out — But Breaking Up Isn’t Easy So, La Jolla wants to become its own city. Again. If this feels like déjà vu, you’re not wrong. The idea has come and gone over the years, but it’s picking up steam again in 2025. A volunteer group — the Association … Read more
Asbestos Survey San Diego: Why It Matters Having a reliable asbestos survey San Diego before beginning any renovation project is essential for safeguarding the health of workers and the public. Without an asbestos survey San Diego, the risks of encountering hazardous materials can lead to significant health and legal repercussions. To avoid such situations, always … Read more
Wow! Did you see the news out of Spokane Washington? It just goes to show you that even the big guys (publicly traded companies) like U Haul can commit horrendous oversights possibly harming their employees, and definitely breaking the law with expensive legal consequences related to asbestos exposure in properties similar to those found in … Read more
