Victor Coppola
Victor Coppola is a Building Biologist with decades of diverse environmental experience spanning natural resource management and contaminated sites to Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and building hygiene matters. He focuses on the three most prevalent issues degrading today's built environment: Moisture Odor & Mold (M.O.M.). Mr. Coppola and his Team are sought out by individuals and professionals concerned about IAQ to those actually suffering from Biotoxin Illness. His hybrid blend of environmental interests and services enable him to give a unique perspective into today's changing environment.
Think your home is killing you, better call Victor and his Team at GreenWorks.
Victor Coppola to Speak at IAQA 2021 Global Virtual Annual Meeting & Expo
Date: Monday, Feb. 15, 2021 – Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021 Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Join us at the Indoor Air Quality Association’s Global Virtual Annual Meeting & Expo on February […]
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Warm Fuzzies
Green Works Environmental, LLC 3100 State Route 138, Ste 1 Wall Township, NJ 07719-9021 Victor Copolla, Founder/Owner Melissa Copolla, Executive Director Tracy Brennan, Project Manager Regarding: Katie McElduff, Project Manager/Senior […]
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Yes, You’ve Found the Right Indoor Air Quality Firm
Congratulations on your journey so far and it’s worth it to come a little further to learn about your home environment’s Impact on Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), what ails you […]
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Wall Township Building Biology and Environmental Construction Firm Helps Businesses Get Back on Their Feet
WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J., November 17, 2020 (Newswire.com) – GreenWorks, a family-owned environmental investigation, construction, and decontamination company, is lending a much-needed hand to first responders and local businesses as the world […]
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Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) Overview
If you’re involved in (or planning to be involved in) a real estate transaction, the deal could be delayed due to existing (or potential) environmental issues that a Phase I […]
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To Seal or Not-To-Seal?
We get the “Seal or Not-to-Seal” question all the time; even worse, we see it regularly being done improperly. Many folks think that all moldy surfaces need a “good cover-up” […]
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