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 enables 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.
Got Wetlands?
New Jersey, “The Garden State” in reality is more like the “Swamp State”. This State has everything from coastal marshes and bogs to upland streams, tributaries, ponds, lakes, and vernal […]
Microbial & Chemical Coatings: Extending the Life of Your Disinfection Treatment
Disinfecting surfaces is more important now than ever due to the Coronavirus outbreak. Your regular alcohol-based chemicals are not as effective as one may think. Besides its flammability, once the […]
Got That Squishy Yard or Oozing Basement
One of the most frustrating challenges we hear of from homeowners is the “Squishy Yard” nightmare or water intrusion just oozing up through the concrete floor. Stories abound of homeowners […]
Raised Buildings & Creosote Degraded IAQ
What’s the big deal about Raised Buildings & Creosote Degraded IAQ? Growing up on the Jersey Shore back in the ’60s and 70’s we were all very familiar with that […]
Galvanized Pipe & Lead In Drinking Water
We are all pretty familiar with Lead Based Paint and how to test for it. But galvanized water pipes are now becoming a cause for concern and were commonly used […]
Moisture Intrusion & Ventilation Resource Overview
If you’ve ever dealt with moisture intrusion in a basement then you know how frustrating it can be. Every Construction Professional follows the “Building Code” for their project, so why […]