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About Us
What is W.E.T.?
World Environmental Technologies is an environmental service company specializing in mold, allergen, and IAQ related problems. We offer an array of "Indoor Environmental Solutions" to residential, commercial, and government clientele. We are staffed with the most talented environmental professionals in the industry, whose education and experience equips them to diagnose or repair a wide variety of indoor environmental problems.
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Benjamin Gromicko - Pres. of NACHI, Benjamin Nagel - W.E.T. Ltd., Xavier Ham - Account Executive for PRO-LAB
Why use W.E.T.?
Our Education, Certification, and ApproachThe indoor air quality industry is largely self-regulated. State and government regulations are practically non-existent.
At W.E.T., we take pride in our professional and scientific approach. The following is what gives W.E.T. an advantage over our competition:
Educated Staff & Certification
W.E.T. believes in a strong foundation; a foundation which begins with our staff. In the absence of legislation, this mandates pertinent education and training;W.E.T. has set the bar high.
Certified Home Inspectors, Certified Indoor Air Consultants, Certified IAQ/MOLD Inspectors, Certified Mold Assessment, Certified Thermographer, and industry experience.
We feel that an educational background, combined with our W.E.T. training, creates a company staffed with the most competent professionals in the industry.
Scientific Approach
W.E.T. takes pride in how we conduct our operations, processes, and procedures. Every aspect of how we conduct an inspection, testing, and clean-up (remediation) has been developed to minimize personal exposure to harmful environmental toxins. Additionally, our procedures are outlined step-by-step to avoid false testing results. The adherence to the W.E.T. Scientific Approach also helps reduce risk for cross contamination, especially during remediation.The methodical and logical training given to every W.E.T. technician instills confidence and trust. Our procedures are tested using the best available research to date, on how to both investigate and resolve IAQ problems, concerns or hazards.