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Established in 1999, Beacon Environmental is the global leader in the collection, analyses, and reporting of soil gas, indoor/ambient air, and emissions data using the most advanced methods in the industry.

Know What Lies Below and in The Air Above

Passive sorbent samplers provide quantitative data to sample for VOCs and SVOCs in soil gas, indoor air, and ambient air. Extensive research and empirical data has proven that VOC concentrations in vapor change seasonally, weekly, daily, and even hourly; therefore, passive samplers allow you to collect a sample over days or weeks to more accurately determine the potential health risk to building occupants from subsurface contamination.

Accredited Sample Testing Laboratory

Beacon is the industry leader in customer service, delivering high quality and accurate data, and achieving reporting limits to meet regulatory standards.

  • ISO/IEC 17025:2017
  • DOD ELAP (Version 6.0)
  • NELAP
  • TNI/NEFAP (Beacon is the first company to receive this accreditation.)

Global Leader in Soil Gas and Ambient Air Analyses

Since 1999, Beacon Environmental has supported environmental managers and consultants both nationally and internationally and has

  • Worked with 100s of clients, government agencies and universities
  • Received and analyzed samples from every state and more than 45 countries from across all 7 continents
  • Pioneered and defined global methods
  • Set new standards and achieved new levels of data accuracy
  • Helped develop and improve government testing standards and requirements

Passive vs. Active Sampling: What a Danish Study Reveals

At the NORDROCS conference in Helsinki last month, Christina Voss Ernstsen of Central Denmark Region presented results from a Danish study evaluating passive sampling as an alternative to conventional active sampling for chlorinated volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in soil gas.

Cold-Season Sampling Starts with Planning

With cooler weather around the corner in the northern hemisphere, now is the time to begin planning your winter season vapor intrusion monitoring programs. From coordinating sampling supply shipments to scheduling building access, a little advance planning keeps projects moving smoothly as the temperatures drop.

Project Spotlight: A Decade of Supporting Hill Air Force Base

For the past 10 years, Beacon has been proud to support the indoor air sampling program at Hill Air Force Base, providing passive sampling technology and accredited laboratory analysis to evaluate vapor intrusion risks in residential communities surrounding the base.

Key Takeaways from the 2026 Michigan AIPG Workshop

The 2026 Michigan AIPG Environmental Risk Management Workshop (June 16–17) brought together environmental professionals, including many managers from the MI EGLE Remediation and Redevelopment Division (RRD), to discuss emerging challenges and innovative solutions in environmental investigation and remediation.

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