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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat - Sun	Closed

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Environmental Works was founded in 2009 by an everyday pair of Environmental Scientists Matthew Lowrance and Joel Migliaccio. Their mission was to create a completely integrated environmental services company that could efficiently execute a full range of environmental projects from assessment to completion.

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Fax: (503) 972-1866

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Southeast Uplift, Reed

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http://www.eworksnw.com

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Phone: (503) 719-6715

Address: 2634 SE Steele St, Portland, OR 97202

Website: http://www.eworksnw.com

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Kitchen Remodeling
Bathroom Remodeling
Flooring
Door Installation/Replacement
Keep all windows and doors closed (except regular entry and exit) 12 hours prior to and for the duration of the test.
Drywalls
Sub-Slab Depressurization (homes or buildings with slab on grade concrete floors or basements) involves drilling a 5-6” hole, known as a suction point or suction pit, being drilled through the foundation floor of your home, typically in the lowest livable location. Approximately 5 - 20 gallons of substrate (soil, rock, sand, gravel, etc.) is removed to create a sizable cavity (suction pit) from which the suction fan will draw air, thus creating negative pressure underneath your home. The suction point(s) location is determined based on the layout of the home to ensure maximum pressure extension and radon reduction. Environmental Works makes every effort to select unfinished areas of a basement to dig these suction points, such as a utility or laundry room. In cases where no such space exists, suction points can be discreetly concealed within closets, corners, or even drywall framing to minimize the amount of exposed pipe and noise. Ultimately, EWorks will expertly determine the optimal location to drill the suction point(s) prior to constructing the entire mitigation system using a process called Pressure Field Extension Testing.
Basement Remodeling
Framing

New Construction
Environmental Works cares about your indoor air quality and long-term health, which is why we offer complete radon testing and radon mitigation services. Environmental Works specializes in radon testing and mitigation for residential, multi-family, commercial and municipal properties. We've performed thousands of radon tests and mitigated thousands of high exposure buildings throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington. We are an American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists- National Radon Proficiency Program (AARST-NRPP) certified radon measurement and mitigation contractor. You can rely on our extensive experience in commercial and residential construction and environmental services to complete your project from testing to system design and installation, at a competitive price.

Landscaping and Fencing

Landscaping
Your pipes are in a hard-to-reach location: If your pipes are under a building, landscaping, or a concrete slab, pipe lining is an excellent non-invasive solution that avoids the need for disruptive excavation.
Driveways
Tim came out for our job that included clearing a drain that directs runoff from our driveway. It turned out to be more complicated than anticipated but Tim persevered, even crawling under the deck to get a better take on the situation. Definitely apprecia
Excavation
Navigating the world of underground utilities can be complex. Whether you're installing a new sewer line, repairing a damaged water line, or relocating a gas line, you need a partner who combines expertise with a commitment to safety and customer satisfaction. That's where Environmental Works steps in. We’re here to provide Vancouver, Beaverton, Tigard, and Greater Portland Area customers with reliable and efficient underground utility services, including directional drilling and other types of specialized excavation.
Irrigation Systems
Sewer Bursting & Horizontal Directional Drilling for Trenchless Sewer Repair Done Right. Replace Your Damaged Sewer or Install Irrigation Systems Quickly, With Minimal Site Impact

Window Installation/Replacement
Continuous Radon Monitors - In particular the Sun Nuclear models we use exclusively at Environmental Works, provide some of the most dependable technology and precise measurements for tracking hourly radon levels. CRMs are considered active devices, recording radon or its daughter products/progeny directly and requiring an electric or battery power supply. Since radon levels can fluctuate significantly throughout the time of day, the month of the year, and based on the performance of a building’s heating-ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) systems, hourly recordings of radon levels are helpful in pinpointing the source of and solution to the radon problem. Due to the fluctuation of radon from hour to hour and day to day, it is important to focus on the AVERAGE radon level over a minimum of 48 hours, as recommended by AARST and the EPA. Furthermore, Continuous Radon Monitors provide an immediate radon test result upon retrieval, added security against tampering, emergency backup battery in case of power failure, and a patented and highly reliable solid-state detector. EWorks radon experts select the appropriate testing location within the home and can even set a delayed start time to accommodate moving arrangements or other plans to have the doors/windows open a bit longer. We will also post notices of ‘radon test in progress’ on the CRM device and entryway door to ensure doors and windows remain closed. Upon retrieval, radon results will be immediately available for disclosure to entitled parties.

Insulation
Caulking
Sealing of system penetrations, pipe/fitting connections, and structural components are necessary to achieve desired system performance, along with preserving the aesthetics and longevity of a home. Unsealed plumbing fixtures/drains, large cracks/gaps, or cold joints in a foundation must be properly sealed for a radon mitigation to effectively reduce radon levels. Environmental Works uses industrial grade, resilient caulking and expanding foam to maximize sub-slab suction of our systems, sealing sump pumps. Sealing of all joints and cracks in existing homes can be difficult due to floor finishes, but we will always seal problem areas that are accessible during install.
Electrical Work
Handyman Services
This past Saturday,Â Around the House with Handyman Bob and Eric G Â invited our COO and Owner,Â Joel Migliaccio, to be a guest on their radio talk show to speak about radon gas. It wasÂ reported Â last week that 6 out of 26 Portland Public School buildings tested at or above 4 picoCuries per liter (pCi/L), which is the EPA recommended action-level.

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