Bayview Environmental SVC Inc

Unlimited Environmental is a Southern California based contracting firm that provides environmental service to the entire West Coast region. Its services are used by commercial buildings, industrial facilities, shopping centers, hospitals, federal and state building, schools, universities and apartments. Unlimited s services include asbestos abatement, lead based paint abatement, mold remediation, indoor air quality, microbial decontamination and demolition. Its clients have included the University of Southern California, Western National Property Management, Wells Fargo Bank and Brown & Root Construction Services. Founded in 1995, Unlimited Environmental maintains headquarters in Signal Hill, Calif.

Matrix Environmental is an asbestos, lead and demolition contractor. It specializes in the abatement industry. Located in Long Beach, Calif., the company offers its vast client base an array of services, such as demolition, asbestos and lead abatement, mold remediation and electrical/low voltage cabling. It has worked on various projects, which include schools, hospitals, churches, prisons and residential. The company's portfolio consists of Reseda High School, Mendota Fish Hatchery and the Armory Building. Matrix Environmental is a licensed B general contractor.

Nutech Sawing & Drilling provides an extensive array of concrete cutting and drilling services. This division of Nuprecon is capable of performing a wide spectrum of saw cutting tasks. These range from deep concrete wall and slab sawing commonly encountered in commercial buildings to standard asphalt street sawing. Nutech Sawing & Drilling s main office and operations is in the Cascade mountain town of Snoqualmie, Wash. The company can estimate a bid or determine the most efficient methods for performing work requiring diamond saws. There are many drilling capabilities at the company s disposal, with a complete range of diameters from 1- to 36-inch holes. The company works on some seismic upgrade projects due to threat of earthquakes in western Washington.