Stillwater Sciences

What They Do

Water Damage

• Adaptive Management Programs
• Aerial Photographs
• Algae Management
• Alternatives Analysis
• Assessment And Monitoring
• Awareness Training
• Bank Stabilization
• Bioaccumulation Studies
• Biological Assessments Preparation
• Biological Monitoring
• Botanical Services
• Compliance Monitoring
• Conceptual Design
• Construction Management
• Construction Monitoring
• Construction Surveys
• Creating Wetlands
• Data Collection
• Data Processing
• Data Visualization
• Design And Implementation
• Design Support
• Ecological Evaluation
• Ecosystem Restoration
• Effects Analysis
• Engineering Design
• Environmental Compliance
• Environmental Engineering

In Their Own Words

Stillwater Sciences specializes in science-based approaches to natural resource management. Stillwater partners with local governmental agencies, non-profits, and private industry to assist with watershed restoration and management, including sediment management and control; revegetation and vegetation management; water quality assessment, monitoring, and management; hydrologic studies; fisheries and wildlife habitat conservation, restoration and preservation in aquatic, wetland, riparian, and terrestrial areas; regulatory compliance (e.g., CEQA, NEPA, permitting, construction monitoring, agency consultation), and strategic guidance and decision support.

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Before You Call Stillwater Sciences

1. Do you take moisture readings every day and will you give me the drying log?
2. Are your technicians certified in water damage restoration?

Ask for the company’s California contractor license number and look it up with the Contractors State License Board. Also ask for proof of insurance and industry certification for the technicians doing the drying or mold work.

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