What is Environmental Abatement?

Environmental abatement refers to the removal or reduction of hazardous materials from an environment, ensuring the safety and well-being of occupants. This process is crucial in eliminating risks associated with harmful substances like asbestos, lead, and mold.

What Does an Abatement Company Do?

As a leading abatement company, JJ&S Environmental is responsible for identifying, containing, and safely removing hazardous materials from your property. Our trained professionals follow strict guidelines to ensure that the abatement process is thorough and compliant with local regulations.

When is Abatement Required?

Abatement is often required when hazardous materials are discovered in a building, particularly during renovations, demolition, or after environmental inspections. If you're unsure whether your property needs abatement, our experts can provide a thorough assessment.

What's the Environmental Abatement Process?

The process includes: 1 - Assessment and Inspection: Our team conducts a comprehensive inspection to identify hazardous materials. 2 - Containment: We isolate the affected area to prevent contamination. 3 - Removal: Hazardous materials are safely removed using industry-approved techniques. 4 - Disposal: All hazardous waste is disposed of in compliance with local and federal regulations. 5 - Final Inspection: A final inspection ensures the area is safe and free from contaminants.

What Does 'By Abatement' Mean?

The term 'by abatement' refers to the process of reducing or eliminating a problem through abatement techniques. In environmental contexts, this usually involves the removal of hazardous materials to create a safer environment.

March Industry Events To Not Miss In Southern California

By Tim Jackson

Mar 6, 2023 6:23:56 AM

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We're already into March, and that means it's time to get out and network with other industry professionals in our great state of California! The upcoming month is full of exciting events for property management companies, restoration companies, and insurance carriers to take part in. These events will help you learn more about your business and make new connections which could lead to more opportunities for growth.

We will be releasing new conference dates and meetings each month so make sure to subscribe to our newsletter to keep a pulse on important industry events in the area! Feel free to share with your colleagues, leave a comment if we missed one or shoot me a message if you would like to be included (for free of course:) on the next newsletter!

March Events:

March 5-7: Captive Insurance Companies Association : Captive Insurance Companies Association (CICA) Annual Conference & Expo in Rancho Mirage. Click EVENT LINK HERE to register.
March 8: Community Associations Institute of Orange County : Educational Luncheon in Costa Mesa. Click EVENT LINK HERE to register.
March 9: Community Associations Institute: Shamrock Shenanigans in San Diego. Click EVENT LINK HERE to register.
March 11: Flow Expo 2023 in Los Angeles. Click EVENT LINK HERE to register.
March 15-16: Central Valley Facilities Expo in Modesto. Click EVENT LINK HERE to register.
March 21: HOA University Series - Everything Insurance to run your HOA in Orange Country. Click EVENT LINK HERE to register.
March 22: Community Associations Institute Educational Luncheon in Los Angeles. Click EVENT LINK HERE to register.
March 23: Community Associations Institute Educational Luncheon and Tradeshow - Vendor Relationships and Professionalism in the Industry in San Diego. Click EVENT LINK HERE to register.
March 28: HOA University Series - Maintenance, Construction, and Bidding Contracts in Orange Country. Click EVENT LINK HERE to register.

Don't miss out on these great events! Get out there and start networking with other professionals in your industry to stay up-to-date with all of the latest trends. Have fun!