History

In 1997, Envirocare’s mission was to provide an elite investigative team using state-of-the-art technology to help save lives. From testing medical gas systems in Texas hospitals to designing testing methodologies for a community near a toxic waste site in Louisiana, the EnviroCare family has been in the forefront of environmental quality testing and remediation.

When legionnaire’s disease cases were sweeping the country, EnviroCare provided education to building owners on prevention and safety. During the Houston floods, EnviroCare provided emergency services to ensure the safety of patients in nursing homes and other medical facilities.

In 2000, after participating in several disasters, EnviroCare’s leadership realized the need for educating and providing disaster management services to local governments, as well as providing management personnel to assist in the recovery process.

After the September 11 attack, EnviroCare worked with Homeland Security as one of the first companies to provide education on bio-terrorism relating to building safety, and on how to protect the banking industry.

In response to government and banking industry needs for archive and document recovery, EnviroCare developed what is known today as the most scientifically advanced document and archive recovery program used in the U.S. and beyond.

Over the years the EnviroCare family has created a bond of trust with clients, responding to their needs based not on the size of the job, but our commitment to our clients. Whether we’re saving 4 boxes of key documents in a flooded small town or massive 130 tractor trailer loads of records for a large city, each client receives the full benefits of our knowledge and experience in managing recovery amid the complexities of federal, state, municipal and private sector interests and regulations.