We’re excited to announce the addition of Mark Duchesne to Alpine! Mark will be joining the Client Services team with a focus on Alpine’s continued expansion into the commercial and federal markets. Mark is a New Hampshire native who attended Pembroke Academy...
As part of our strategy and focus on excellence and growth, we welcomed industry veteran Troy Purington as a Project Manager this year. With more than two decades of large scale environmental specialty and demolition project knowledge, Troy brings his wealth of...
As part of our future growth and operation strategy, we welcome industry veteran, Vera Quick as Operations Manager. With more than a decade of regional and national environmental specialty and demolition operations knowledge, Vera brings her wealth of experience...
Alpine Environmental is pleased to announce the promotion of long-time Alpine employee Jason Roy to our Client Services team. He has been an integral part of Alpine for over 25 years and we appreciate his hard work, quick-thinking, and boundless energy! Jason began...
Guest Post from Rachel at Custom Contractors Insurance Simply put, insurance is a contract that is represented by a policy where an entity or individual gets reimbursement or financial protection against losses from an insurance company. There are various types of...
Guest Post from Asbestos123 Older homes often contain asbestos that can be disturbed during renovations. One of the top reasons why asbestos removal is so important is that this toxic substance is extremely damaging to your health. You should never attempt to remove...
Indoor air quality and its effect on occupants of the building are what initially drew Alpine president Ron Peik to the environmental abatement field 30 years ago. Many innocuous, healthy looking homes and offices you see today can harbor hidden, toxic dangers....
Today’s industry is facing a new and unique problem. Demand for skilled laborers is at an all-time high with few to fill the open spots. After a huge push for students to attend college to be “successful,” the economy now has an over-saturation of college graduates...
Asbestos in Renovations Just about every renovation or remodeling project starts with what’s known as “selective demolition.” Old plaster or sheetrock walls and ceilings need to be removed to make way for new wiring and plumbing, or entire walls need to come...
A Labor Shortage with No One to Fill It – And What We’re Doing About ItThe construction industry is facing a labor shortage of skilled tradespeople and laborers. The bad news is that it’s now a constant struggle to find people to do the work. But the good news...
