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...
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...
We’re excited to welcome Connor Gildea to our Alpine team! Connor brings more than 8 years of experience handling complex projects to Alpine and has assumed the position of Project Manager. Connor has a record of success in project management, estimating, and...
Alpine Environmental is excited to introduce Mark Doyle as our newest Client Services Representative. He has joined our Client Services team to further broaden our lead paint abatement customer base. Mark comes to Alpine with a wealth of knowledge and experience in...
From October 5th to 8th, the 2015 Lead and Healthy Housing Mid-Year Conference was held in sunny New Orleans. Sponsored in part by the Lead and Environmental Hazards Association (LEHA), the conference featured speakers such as the Louisiana Secretary for the...
