Encap Seal - Eliminating Lead Paint and Asbestos Issues

June 1, 2010 - PRLog -- Grand Rapids, Mi. Mar 10/Global Green Environments is a nationwide company specializing in the design, construction, management, care and consultation of green roofs, landscapes, and interior scapes for corporations and commercial real estate properties.

“We are excited about what the Encap division of our business can do for clients,” says CEO Tim Scherpenisse, “With the new government laws being passed it is important that commercial and residential landlords, property managers, and builders take immediate action to eliminate the lead paint issues in there properties quickly and cheaply. We now have the solution in Encap!”

“Encap Seal has been used for the last fifteen years with remarkable results,” Director of Business Development Kurt Nederveld states, “Projects that have utilized Encap range from housing authorities, apartment complexes, hospitals, universities, historical buildings and residential homes.

Encap Seal has been approved by the ASTM, Environmental Protection Agency, most State Health departments, and the National Institute of Building Sciences. These and other organizations have ran Encap through multiple rain, wind and fire tests with great results.

Encap comes in over 25 different colors/textures and is incredibly strong. Within 28 days the seal strengthens to 4500 PSI. More importantly, the encapsulate is breathable, resists moisture, and is water proofing. Compared to other options, Encap is a cost effective solution with longer lasting benefits than other products on the market.

If you are interested in more information on Encap Seal go www.encapseal.com or email: sales@encapseal.com
Contact:
Kurt Nederveld, Director of Business Development
Encap Seal, a division of Global Green Environments
616-821-6535
www.encapseal.com

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Encap Seal is a patented cementitious based coating and encapsulation system that is moisture resistant and incredibly strong. Encap offers extreme adhesive properties and strength to the area it covers. Once applied and allowed to cure for 28 days, its cure strength is 4500 PSI.