Fast And Reliable
Stone Forest Services now Stone Forest Environmental was founded in 2022 as a family-owned environmental testing company focused on reliability, communication, and professional service. We work with homeowners, contractors, commercial clients, and real estate professionals throughout Oregon and Washington to provide dependable environmental testing and inspection services.
At Stone Forest Environmental, we believe clear communication and honest reporting matter just as much as the testing itself. Our company was built around being responsive, professional, and easy to work with while delivering reliable environmental testing solutions for residential and commercial projects.
From radon monitoring and mold inspections to asbestos sampling and hazardous materials support, our goal is to help clients better understand environmental conditions and move projects forward with confidence.
Radon Measurement Certification
OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER
AHERA Asbestos Inspector
Mold Inspection Training
41 credit hours completed — documented mold inspection methodology across residential and commercial building types.
Cert No. trqo1e3tkt — EPA-protocol radon measurement for residential and commercial structures.
Cert No. 2407121526949 — full 40-hour hazardous waste operations and emergency response qualification.
Cert No. IRO-25-1385C — bulk sampling and building inspection under EPA AHERA compliance standards.
One operation. Residential to government-grade.
Testing Disciplines
Radon — Mold — Asbestos — Hazardous Materials — Clearance Testing — Commercial Environmental — Government Projects
Service Region
Oregon and Washington — residential, commercial, and government sites. Documentation delivered in audit-ready format per EPA and OSHA reporting requirements.
Stone Forest Environmental operates across both residential due-diligence and government-contractor procurement without separating them into different service tiers. The documentation standard is identical regardless of client type.
Clients include commercial real estate teams, municipal procurement offices, general contractors managing abatement liability, and private buyers requiring third-party verification before closing.