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Do I need a professional asbestos abatement?

Improper asbestos removal may result in breathing asbestos fibers into the lungs which can cause a range of diseases including mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis. Asbestos abatement is costly because of the federal regulations governing the process and protective measures taken to ensure the safety of asbestos abatement workers and the public.

Asbestos is present in a wide variety of building materials including insulation,plaster, floor tiles, ceiling tiles, ductwork, roofing shingles, adhesives. and more.

The asbestos in these building materials are safe if they are undisturbed and in good condition. Asbestos is dangerous, however, if the material is disturbed or damaged so that asbestos fibers are released in the air where they can be inhaled.

Professional asbestos removal services employ special equipment and follow safety protocols during asbestos removal to protect your health and your safety.

 

 

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How do I choose an Asbestos Abatement Contractor?

Hiring a Denver-based asbestos removal company, and not doing it yourself, is the wisest and safest decision when it comes to removing asbestos from any residential, commercial or public building.  The most important first step is to not touch the suspicious materials. Let a Denver professional asbestos abatement company handle the job.

Find a Professional Asbestos Removal Contractor

Professional asbestos removal contractors will also be trained in and follow strict regulations and processes as well as carry the right asbestos remediation equipment to keep them, others and you safe from exposure.

If damaged asbestos containing materials are not properly removed by a professional asbestos removal contractor, they can endanger your life and the lives of others who come into contact with asbestos dust, fibers or raw asbestos materials.

Contractors qualified to perform asbestos removal services will ensure asbestos testing is properly performed for the toxic mineral.

Finding a Local Denver Trusted Professional

Reputation

Find an asbestos removal contractor who is highly regarded and has a solid reputation. Word of mouth remains one of the best ways to locate quality Denver asbestos remediation professionals. It is a good idea, too, to check with the Denver Better Business Bureau.

Trust

It may sound melodramatic, but it’s true – when you hire a company to perform asbestos removal services, you are not only hiring them to restore your home, you are also hiring them to repair a part of your life and a part of your dream. Be sure to find someone you can trust!

What is the Asbestos Removal & Restoration Process?

The asbestos remediation process requires detailed knowledge about hazardous materials safety protocols as well as removal procedures and reconstruction. How does the asbestos abatement process process work? We conduct a thorough inspection of your property to identify possible asbestos-containing materials. We then have an independent firm conduct asbestos testing for the presence of asbestos. Once the asbestos testing results are received, we determine the best approach for asbestos abatement in compliance with EPA Safe Work Practices and OSHA regulations as well as applicable local laws.

To ensure a safe environment our asbestos abatement plans include asbestos removal, encapsulation, repair, enclosure, and encasement. HVAC and electrical systems are disabled and precautions implemented – like negative air systems – to prevent contamination by asbestos fibers. Once the asbestos remediation is complete, a clearance test is performed to ensure that the asbestos abatement was successful and asbestos fibers no longer poses a health threat to you and yours.

Answering Your Asbestos Abatement Questions

What is Asbestos and why is it dangerous?

Asbestos is a durable, fire-retardant fiber that was used extensively in a wide variety of construction materials up until the early 1980s. Extensive research found it to be a highly hazardous cause of lung cancer and other grave illnesses. These materials are not dangerous if they are in good condition and undisturbed. They only become dangerous if the material is disturbed or damaged so that asbestos fibers are released in the air where they can be inhaled. Improper removal may increase the health risks to you and your family. Abbotts highly-trained and certified personnel employs a variety of protocols to control fiber release from asbestos including removal, encapsulation, repair, enclosure, and encasement. Learn more about Abbotts Asbestos Abatement.

How do I find out if my property contains asbestos?

Abbotts conducts a thorough inspection of your property to identify possible asbestos-containing materials. Asbestos is present in a wide variety of building materials including insulation, plaster, floor or ceiling tiles, ductwork, roofing shingles, adhesives, and more. Colorado’s Regulation No. 8, Part B requires testing for asbestos any time more than 32 square feet of drywall or flooring is removed. The state enacted this law to protect property owners, tenants and workers from possible exposure to the hazardous substance. Abbotts coordinates with an independent firm to conduct asbestos testing. Once testing is complete, we develop an abatement plan including removal, encapsulation, repair, enclosure, and encasement. Learn more about Abbotts Asbestos Abatement.

Am I required to remove asbestos from my property?

You can leave asbestos material in place as long as it is undamaged. Asbestos is present in a wide variety of building materials including insulation, plaster, floor or ceiling tiles, ductwork, roofing shingles, adhesives, and more. These materials are not dangerous if they are in good condition and undisturbed. They only become dangerous if the material is disturbed or damaged so that asbestos fibers are released in the air where they can be inhaled. Improper removal may increase the health risks to you and your family. Learn more about Abbotts Asbestos Abatement.

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