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Knowledge is a good place to start

A little understanding.
A clearer next step.

These guides cover environmental concerns in homes, workplaces, and public buildings throughout California. Start with the basics, understand the testing options, and learn which state and local requirements may apply to your project.

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01 / MOISTURE

Mold & moisture

Start with the water. Learn where mold grows, how it can affect people, and when an assessment or testing helps.

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02 / EXPOSURE

Lead in homes & buildings

Paint, dust, soil, and drinking water can each raise different questions. Understand the sources and choose the right test.

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03 / BUILDING MATERIALS

Asbestos in your building

Learn why materials matter before you disturb them, what exposure means, and how to plan work in California.

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Across California

Different places. Different requirements.

Explore the county map for asbestos and lead guidance, local agencies, and the state and federal rules to review for your project.

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For child care providers

Lead in drinking water & AB 2370

Understand California’s testing requirements, repeat testing, and the next steps after an elevated result.

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Put the information to work.

Information you can follow back to the source.

Our guides link directly to EPA, CDC, California agencies, and air district programs. Look for the source links beside the explanations and use the California air district directory to find local requirements. Health guidance, building assessments, and project regulations answer different questions; the guides explain those distinctions.

Sources checked September 9, 2026. Confirm current requirements with the agency responsible for your project.

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You don’t have to choose a test on your own. Tell us what you’ve noticed or what work you’re planning, and we’ll help you understand the next step.