Built Environment Testing

Understanding and managing hazards found within the built environment is critical for safe construction, renovation, and demolition. At Envirochem, we provide targeted testing for legacy materials and site-specific risks, helping our clients protect workers, meet legal obligations, and safeguard public health.

Our built environment testing services include expert analysis for lead in paint, arsenic in building materials, anthrax in historic plaster, and treated wood waste classification. Each service is backed by our in-house UKAS-accredited testing laboratory (No. 1227) and delivered with the consultative insight of our experienced team.

Why Choose Envirochem?

With over 30 years' experience and in-house laboratory testing, Envirochem is trusted by construction professionals, heritage contractors, and environmental consultants alike. Whether you're investigating listed buildings or managing demolition waste, we provide clear, reliable results and practical advice to support safe, compliant site work.

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If you're unsure what testing is needed for your building or project, get in touch with our expert team. We can advise on proportionate testing strategies and help ensure safe, compliant site work from the outset.

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