AMI Environmental

AMI Environmental is a proven and trusted environmental solutions partner for facility owners, designers, and construction companies, nationwide. Whether you are planning a facility renovation project, buying or selling property, or simply managing the daily operations of your facility, AMI provides the services and solutions needed to make your environmental problems go away. AMI does more than just the initial identification of hazardous materials within a facility; we also design plans for remediation and can serve as your on-site representative during abatement.

AMI Environmental is a full-service environmental consulting and remediation firm, specializing in facility-based environmental problems affecting facility operations, renovation and demolition activities. Established in 1986 and headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, AMI services clients nationally and internationally. AMI's mission is to make environmental problems go away. That might sound a little simplistic, but it is exactly what we do - professionally, effectively and with absolute dedication.

AMI is constantly seeking quality people to join its growing team. If you have relevant training or experience in industrial hygiene, environmental consulting, remediation or construction management, and would like to work for a dynamic and quality-focused environmental firm, please contact us today.

To demolish something is simple, but to demolish something properly takes responsibility, experience and careful planning. Project Managers at AMI Environmental provide our clients with the services necessary to ensure the safe and cost effective demolition and decommissioning of a wide variety of facilities across the country. Our firm manages the Contractor on a day-to-day basis, acting as the client advocate to be sure contract documents are being followed and our client's interests are protected.

Whether it's asbestos, lead, mold or the threat of construction-related infection, environmental problems can strain budgets, delay projects and complicate seemingly ordinary tasks. But there are solutions, and AMI's environmental consultants will help you find them. From initial investigation through final resolution, AMI's environmental consulting services ensure the accurate assessments and proportionate, cost-effective options needed by administrators and facility managers to keep projects on track and on budget.

From railroads and power plants to manufacturing facilities and industrial centers, AMI has been providing environmental services to the commercial and industrial market for over two decades. As a small business, we understand and respond to the needs of locally owned companies facing difficult environmental issues that require immediate resolution. As a company with nationwide capabilities, AMI Environmental has the manpower and know-how to provide Fortune 500 companies with solutions to even the largest environmental problems.

The EPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) says one thing-OSHA (Occupational Health and Safety Administration) says another. Sampling variance can certainly trip you up when it comes to compliance. So what exactly do you have to consider when it comes time to sample for asbestos? Asbestos projects containing building materials with greater than 1% asbestos are regulated by the U.S. EPA. So, if your building comes back with lower asbestos amounts, you're off the hook, right? Not so fast. Asbestos has been used in the manufacture of building materials and other products for centuries because of its resistance to heat and corrosion.

We have certainly experienced a wet winter and spring. When it's wet outside, most of us look for tell-tale signs of a moisture problem like water infiltration or flooding. We've said it a million times before: mold prevention is all about controlling moisture. Whether it's a plumbing leak, weather-related moisture intrusion or condensation build-up, unwanted moisture can be controlled with a little planning and some careful observation. Have you ever walked into a room and smelled the signature musty scent of mold?