Professional Renovations for Commercial and Residential Spaces

Baxter Environmental Group, Inc. is your environmental partner for renovation and
remodeling projects (whether commercial or residential) in South Central Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia including Chambersburg PA, Hagerstown MD, Martinsburg WV, and Berkeley Springs WV. 

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Baxter Environmental Group, Inc. can be part of your pre-renovation team. Inspecting for asbestos, lead, and other environmental contaminants, providing a scope of work to keep the building occupants and renovations team safe, and then providing the necessary abatement or stabilization services.

Whether residential or commercial, Baxter Environmental Group’s team can inspect for hazardous environmental concerns, then assist in starting the project off on a safe path.

Baxter Environmental Group, Inc. can be a RESOURCE for all indoor environmental concerns, for keeping renovation projects safe, and for keep buildings healthy.  We can then provide the following services:

  • Testing and removal of asbestos-containing materials
  • Testing and removal of mold
  • Removal or stabilization of lead-based paint
  • Clean up of selective indoor environmental contaminants
  • HVAC duct cleaning
  • Basement water-control
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Steven E. Jaymes Contracting, a Baxter Enviornmental Group, Inc, Company at 941 Progress Road, Chambersburg, PA, 17201. Office number of 717-264-5851. Toll Free is 800-990-7210. Fax is 717-263-7941.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is lead dangerous?

Lead can damage the nervous system and cause brain disorders. Excessive lead also causes blood disorders and is a potent neurotoxin that accumulates both in soft tissues and in the bones. The effects of lead are the same whether it enters the body through breathing or swallowing. Lead can affect almost every organ and system in the body. The main target for lead toxicity, however, is the nervous system. Long-term exposure can cause decreased performance in tests that measure functions of the nervous system, cause weakness in fingers, wrists or ankles, cause small increases in blood pressure, and can cause anemia. High exposures to lead levels can severely damage the brain and kidneys, ultimately causing death. Lead exposure has also been linked to learning disabilities. Lead that is emitted into the atmosphere, for example, sanding a painted area, can be inhaled or it can be ingested after it settles out of the air. It is rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream.
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