Spectrum Environment Inc.

Shutter Crafts, based in Nampa, ID, is a family-owned and operated business that specializes in manufacturing and installing custom interior shutters. Servicing customers across Idaho, eastern Oregon, and western Wyoming since 1976, the company is dedicated to quality craftsmanship and exceptional customer service. All shutters are custom-built for each window, using hardwoods such as basswood, poplar, and alder, or a durable material called Polywood. In addition to interior shutters, Shutter Crafts offers fixed louver shutters for various applications and vinyl exterior shutters available in a diverse range of colors and styles. Generated from the website

Summit Environmental, Inc. (Summit) provides environmental consulting and field services for public and private clients with projects located throughout the northwestern United States. At Summit, our goal is to provide solid solutions to environmental problems and effectively respond to our clients? needs. Summit?s excellent reputation is built on our ability to work closely with our clients?communicating, determining solutions to problems, and suggesting innovative approaches.Summit provides their clients with environmental services for variety of projects including, but not limited to, environmental consulting, laboratory analysis, project and construction management, regulatory compliance, worker training, site characterization, indoor air quality, Phase 1 and 2 Environmental Site Assessments, and remedial design. Services will be performed on a task order basis as requested by the client.Royal Inspection Company is the valley's best inspection service. Convient times with quick response to appointments, local, and a competitively priced way to get your new home, office or building inspected. Royal Inspection is a member of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) and has Certified Real Estate Inspectors (CRI) under ASHI. The ASHI CRI is a certification that is earned. Certifications are given to inspectors who demonstrate advanced knowledge of, and proficiency at, all aspects of property inspections. ASHI requires inspectors to pass the ASHI exam and complete at least 250 inspections. In addition, ASHI CRI's must maintain annual continuing education credits and under go an annual review of completed inspections to remain in the program.