EME's June 2008 Newsletter . . . CLICK HERE Play EME's Jeopardy Online! . . . CLICK HERE CAM's January 2008 issue features Safety,  Read about EME in this issue! . . . CLICK HERE EME's September 2007 Newsletter . . . CLICK HERE Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., Inkster, has been selected to provide asbestos abatement services in conjunction with summer renovation work at the following Public School Districts: Groves High School and Old Greenfield Elementary, Birmingham Public Schools; Gross Ile High School, Grosse Ile Public Schools; Fenton High School, Fenton Area Public Schools; Kinyon Elementary, Taylor Public Schools; Hill, Martell, Schroeder, Smith, Troy Union, and Wattles Elementary Schools, Troy Public Schools; and Bates, Erving, Gudith, Wegienka, and Yake Elementary Schools, Brownstown Woodhaven Community Schools. July  2007 EME's June 2007 Newsletter . . . CLICK HERE Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., Inkster, has invested in new state of the art Thermal Imaging Camera Technology. Our new EMography™ service will allow us to quickly and accurately locate, investigate, and visually document areas of damage that would otherwise go unnoticed. The thermal imaging can find moisture intrusion, excessive heat in electrical systems, plumbing system clogs and leaks, moisture infiltration in roofing systems and missing or inadequate insulation in wall cavities and attics. Our new service can provide answers to problems without compromising the structure by using a non destructive inspection method. Pictures illustrating problem areas can be seen at www.teamEME.com. Let our EMography™ inspection services help you protect your property and investment! June 2007 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., an environmental remediation contractor based in Inkster, has announced that Jason Hayes-Sheen has passed the Certified Water Damage Restoration Technician examination and received certification issued by The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification (IICRC). May 2007 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., an environmental remediation contractor based in Inkster, is proud to be able to offer customers innovative technology as part of our services.  Don DeRoo and Stacey Supanich received their Certificate in Thermography after successfully completing training courses in St. Petersburg, Florida, provided by Restoration Consultants. May 2007 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., an environmental remediation contractor based in Inkster, has announced that Stacey Supanich has passed the Certified Indoor Environmentalist exam and has received her CIE accreditation issued by the Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA). April 2007 Get Down With Safety! - Don DeRoo promotes a new campaign for Worker Safety and Kids Safety Awareness in 2007. CLICK HERE to read the full story. March 2007 EME's March 2007 Newsletter . . . CLICK HERE Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., an Inkster based environmental contractor was hired by Concordia University, Ann Arbor, to provide asbestos abatement for the boiler plant upgrade project. December 2006 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., an Inkster based environmental contractor was hired by the Beresh Group, Inc., Livonia, to provide environmental services for the Port Huron Federal Building, 1st floor/lobby renovation project. November 2006 EME's August 2006 Newsletter . . . CLICK HERE Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc, an Inkster based environmental contractor was hired by Hittle Construction Company, White Lake, to provide pigeon debris clean-up in the St. John's Youth and Family Center's Bell Tower, Plymouth, MI.  August 2006 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., an Inkster based environmental contractor was hired by Qualified Construction Corp, Farmington Hills, for asbestos floor tile removal at the Livonia Housing Commission, McNamara Towers. June 2006 EME's May 2006 Newsletter . . . CLICK HERE Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., an Inkster based Environmental Contractor has completed the asbestos abatement work as part of the renovation of the former A&P Food Warehouse, Detroit, MI for Corona Construction Company, Livonia and Sherwood Food Distributors, Detroit. March 2006 Read EME'S Superbowl News! - February 2006  Newsletter . . . CLICK HERE ADAMO Demolition Company, Detroit, MI subcontracted Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., an Inkster based environmental contractor, to remove Universal Waste from the Davey Terminal, Central Services and the Marriott Hotel prior to demolition as part of the Airport North Terminal Re-Development Plan. February 2006 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc, an Inkster based environmental contractor was hired by Environmental Consulting Group, Inc. and The Wayne County Airport Authority for the North Terminal Re-Development Project to remove asbestos materials from the Davey Terminal, Central Services, and the Marriott Hotel prior to demolition. January 2006 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., an Inkster based environmental contractor was hired by Environmental Consulting Group, Inc. and The Wayne County Airport Authority for the North Terminal Re-Development Project to remove asbestos materials from the Davey Terminal, Central Services, and the Marriott Hotel prior to demolition. December 2005 AIM Construction, Inc., Livonia selected Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., Inkster for asbestos abatement at St. Mary Mercy Hospital, Livonia, November 2005 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc. provided asbestos abatement with Environmental Consulting Group, Inc. for Oakland Community College - Highland Lakes Campus. October 2005 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., Inkster has been contracted by the St. Clair Shores Police Department to perform lead abatement at the gun range. September 2005 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., Inkster, was selected by Wayne State University in Detroit to complete environmental remediation for the Scott Hall renovation. August 2005 Dave Silva to project manager/estimator of asbestos and lead-based abatement, Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., Livonia, from supervisor/estimator, Asbestos Control Environmental Inc., Taylor. July 2005 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., Inkster, was chosen to remove asbestos from Garden City Middle School with healthAIR, inc. June 2005 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc. (EME) an Inkster environmental contractor specializing in mold remediation and asbestos and lead-based paint abatement has hired Stacey Supanich.  Supanich is an Albion College graduate, and recently completed her national certification as a Certified Mold Remediation Specialist. May 2005 Brass Aluminum Forging Enterprises, Ferndale hired Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., Inkster, to perform unique equipment press lead cleaning. May 2005 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc. has been contracted by the Archdiocese of Detroit for environmental abatement at the Shrine of the Little Flower, Seton Hall in Royal Oak. April 2005 Environmental Maintenance Engineers Inc., Inkster, has been subcontracted by ADAMO Demolition Co., Detroit, in conjunction with Skanka USA, Detroit and Woodward Trowbridge Associates LLC, to provide environmental remediation for 13 vacant properties in Detroit, prior to demolition. March 2005 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., an asbestos and lead-based paint abatement and mold remediation contractor, from Livonia is please to announce their expansion and relocation to 25851 Trowbridge St., Inkster.  February 2005 Environmental Maintenance Engineers, Inc., has been subcontracted by Purvis & Foster, Detroit for asbestos removal at the Detroit Boat Club. January 2005 LOOK AT US NOW!  We don’t mean to brag (well maybe just a little) but we are pretty proud of our article in CAM’s October 2004 issue!  Take a look and see what you think . . . CLICK HERE October 2004