State-of-the-Art Green Products for Post-Fire Challenges

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The recent Los Angeles fires have left a path of devastation, impacting first responders, families, businesses, and the environment. But recovery isn’t just about rebuilding—it’s about ensuring a safe, sustainable cleanup that protects everyone exposed—from emergency workers to residents cleaning their own homes—as well as our air, soil, water, and communities from harmful contaminants.

At ITS Environmental, we are committed to providing microbial and eco-friendly products that reduce exposure to contaminants in affected areas without adding to the waste burden. While our products do not eliminate all contamination, they play a critical role in mitigating VOC exposure, improving air quality, and offering safer, more effective cleaning solutions that don’t contribute to further pollution.

• Our patented GTS-VOC Suppressant/Bioremediator – Helps reduce toxic exposure by controlling volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the air, soil, and debris. SCAQMD Certified.
• Our patented GTS-Oil Recovery (GTS-OR) Surface Cleaner/Bioremediator – EPA-approved as a surface cleaner and ranked #2 out of 57 products for safety and performance (Texas General Land Office/A&M University study).
• Our patented GTS-2000 – A powerful, microbial-friendly cleaning product for fire-damaged surfaces and equipment.

By supporting our campaign, you are directly contributing to a safer and healthier cleanup effort. Your donations allow us to provide more of our green technology products where they are needed most, helping to protect communities, first responders, and the environment from prolonged VOC exposure.

Together, we can make fire cleanup safer, reduce toxic exposure, and restore affected areas—without adding to the contamination burden.

Even after the flames are out, toxic waste lingers in the air, soil, and water—posing serious health risks to communities.

Safe Cleanup Matters

Without proper solutions, these pollutants remain in our environment, impacting health and safety long after the fire is gone. Any steps we take to reduce these harmful elements contribute to better health and environmental protection.

Let’s Protect LA Together

Sustainable cleanup solutions can make a real difference. Learn how we can help reduce toxic exposure and support a safer, healthier recovery for our communities.

• Toxic Exposure Risks – Residents fear exposure to hazardous ash, VOCs, asbestos, lead, and other toxins left behind from burned structures, electronics, and industrial sites.  
• Proper Disposal of Hazardous Debris – Concerns over where and how debris should be disposed of to prevent pollution. Some fear illegal dumping or improper disposal in landfills.
• Water Contamination During Cleanup – Spraying debris with water alone could lead to contaminated runoff reaching storm drains, rivers, and drinking water supplies.
• Airborne Contaminants During Debris Removal – Dust and VOCs can become airborne again when moving or disturbing debris, putting nearby communities at risk.
• Post-Cleanup Soil & Water Testing – Is there proper environmental testing after cleanup to ensure the land and water are safe for rebuilding? 
• Use of Safe & Effective Suppressants – People worry about whether the chemicals used to control airborne toxins are eco-friendly and non-toxic or if they create new environmental hazards.