ALC has extensive experience with Water Testing Services, Indoor Air Quality, Industrial Hygiene, Water Consulting, Project Design, Remediation and Oversight, having managed thousands of similar environmental projects for both public and private clients.

ALC will evaluate high-risk systems, such as cooling towers, to identify potential contamination of Legionella before it becomes a threat. With clear reporting, expert interpretation, and actionable recommendations, we help our clients maintain regulatory compliance with a fully monitored, safe, and budget-friendly approach. We offer weekly visits and water sampling customized to your needs.

Not sure where you stand with your cooling towers? ALC offers professional consultation on compliance and environmental needs.

Radon testing is a critical step in protecting the air quality of our client’s property. ALC will properly monitor and mitigate the radioactive gas before it accumulates indoors, preventing significant long-term health risks. Our certified team will perform accurate air sampling with rapid turnaround times, providing detailed reports that help you understand your exposure levels without delays.

On March 1st of each year a Right to Know Survey is required to be filed with the NYC Department of Environmental Protection. ALC will conduct a site investigation to identify and record reportable hazardous materials that may be stored in your building. If no reportable substances are identified, ALC will assist you in completing an exemption filing. This survey complies with NYC’s RTK Rules as well as US EPA’s Sara Title III, Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act. We know how to evaluate your risks and meet your requirements. Trust ALC.

ALC will take the hassle of emergency equipment management, chemical management, research training, eyewash flushing inspections, mechanical issues, and the hood certification of your laboratory off your shoulders. We manage every critical aspect of your facility’s operations, allowing you to focus on the work that matters most.