Hazardous materials surveying software
Hazardous materials surveying,
rebuilt for the field.
Capture, organize and maintain hazardous building material information in one platform — reducing repetitive field and office work, improving consistency across surveyors, and creating a building record your clients can keep using.
Designed for hazardous building materials including asbestos, lead, PCBs, silica and more.
Less repetitive work
Spend less time collecting and rebuilding survey information.
More consistent surveys
Keep documentation more consistent across surveyors and teams.
A more useful client record
Leave the client with structured information they can keep using.
Founding users help shape the roadmap and receive preferred early-access pricing.
Pre-launch · In development with hazardous materials professionals
The problem
The same survey information shouldn't have to be rebuilt across disconnected tools.
Hazardous materials surveys are still assembled across notes, photos, spreadsheets, laboratory reports and PDFs — and the deliverable is hard to maintain once the building changes.
Traditional workflow
Disconnected artifacts.
- Field Notesnotebook
- IMG_4821.jpgcamera roll
- Sample List.xlsxdesktop
- Lab Results.pdfemail
- Survey Report.docxtemplates
- Archived PDFclient server
With Towerforma
One connected record.
- Building
- Inspection
- Room & material record
- Sampling & analysis
- Current inventoryAlways reflects the latest inspection.
Field survey
Document the building as you survey it.
Rooms, materials, photographs and conditions are captured on site — the structured building record exists before you leave the building.
Every material becomes a structured record.
Not a note or a report table row — a persistent record tied to its actual location in the building.
Building hierarchy
Site → building → floor → room.
Material occurrence
Component, colour, location and quantity recorded where the material occurs.
Condition & hazard
Hazard type, status, condition, accessibility and friability.
Sampling & review
Sampling status and review state travel with the record.
Purpose-built
Built around how hazmat surveys actually get done.
Towerforma is shaped around real hazardous materials surveying workflows — including the repetitive tasks and edge cases that generic field software often misses.
Move faster through repetitive spaces
Copy rooms, material occurrences and recurring information instead of entering the same data repeatedly.
Manual when you need it
Use AI-assisted capture where it helps, or add and edit materials directly whenever professional judgment or a one-off condition requires it.
Condition issues stay visible
Damage, debris and poor-condition reports are flagged on the inspection so outstanding items don't get lost between visits.
Photos that stay useful
Photographs stay attached to the rooms and materials they document, and export with logical filenames based on building, room and date.
Take your data with you
Export structured records, sample lists, building records and photographs in practical formats — CSV and more — whenever they're needed.
Designed around decades of hazardous materials surveying experience.
Towerforma handles the small things generic inspection platforms often miss — repeated rooms, recurring materials, sample groups, laboratory results, photo organization, consultant review and inspection history.
Your data isn't trapped in Towerforma.
Export structured records, sample information and photographs in practical formats whenever you need them. Built with secure, professional cloud infrastructure and application-level access controls designed to keep customer data private.
Multi-surveyor
A whole team on one building. One record.
Multiple surveyors can divide a building by floor, area or room and work independently while contributing to the same structured inspection.
Surveyor A
Floor 1
Surveyor B
Floor 2
Surveyor C
Mechanical areas
One inspection record
Especially useful for larger buildings and multi-surveyor teams.
AI assistance
AI assistance without giving up professional judgment.
Towerforma uses field photographs and room context to draft visible material information quickly. Consultants review, edit, accept or replace that information before it becomes part of the inspection record — and manual entry is always available.
- Photo
- AI suggestion
- Consultant review
- Structured record
Towerforma assists with visible material documentation. Hazard determinations remain based on professional judgment, sampling and analytical results.
Sampling
Sampling that stays connected to the material it represents.
Every sample stays connected to the material and location it came from — from collection through laboratory analysis and hazard determination. Laboratory results come back into the same structured workflow rather than being rebuilt in a separate spreadsheet.
- Material occurrence
- Sample group
- Individual sample
- Laboratory result
No more retyping lab results.
Export the sample list for the laboratory, then bring results back into Towerforma and match them to the original samples by identifier — so analytical data lands back on the material it represents.
- 01Export sample list
- 02Receive / upload laboratory results
- 03Match results by sample ID
- 04Results return to the material record
Automated result import from laboratory reports · early access
Drywall Joint Compound
P1999 · Penthouse Office · Floor 18
DJC-001
Sample group
Results roll up to the material occurrence and the building inventory.
Illustrative example · typical mid-size assessment
- ~2 hrs
- Estimated on-site time saved
- ~2 hrs
- Estimated office/reporting time saved
- ~$400
- Illustrative labour value per assessment at $100/hr
Based on an illustrative example of approximately four hours of combined field and office time avoided. Actual savings will vary by project, workflow, team and assessment complexity. The value of one efficient assessment can be meaningful relative to the cost of professional survey software.
Building record
The report is a snapshot.
The inventory keeps living.
Towerforma turns each assessment into a structured building inventory that can be maintained over time and handed over to the owner. Consultants can export the inventory, photos and assessment data they need to support their usual reporting and submission process, while the underlying building record stays structured and current.
2026
Initial survey
2028
Renovation survey
2030
Condition assessment
Today
Current inventory
Consultant-to-owner handover
Survey the building. Establish the inventory. Hand over a record the owner can keep using — alongside the consultant's formal project report and supporting files.
Continuity across future work
Future renovations or reassessments update the existing building record instead of starting again from another disconnected report — historical assessments are preserved while the current inventory stays clear.
Early access
Help shape Towerforma.
Built with input from hazardous materials professionals. Join the list for product updates and opportunities to test the platform.
Towerforma will be a paid professional software platform · early-access pricing and plans are still being finalized