The Service We Offer
With proper protection, I will safely take samples of your acoustic ceilings or other construction materials from your home or business and deliver them to an accredited lab for analysis to see if asbestos is present and the percentage. You will get an email directly from the lab with the results, usually within 24 hours.
Asbestos Testing FAQ’s
Asbestos is a dangerous carcinogen. Asbestos poses the greatest danger when it becomes airborne. Demolishing, repairing, or just disturbing suspect materials may cause the asbestos fibers to dislodge and release into the air. The following are some of the common asbestos-containing materials that might be found in your home: acoustic ceiling spray, floor tiles, linoleums, insulations, drywall/joint compounds, exterior stuccos, and roofing.
Use of asbestos on a large scale began in the early 1900s and continued until it was banned in 1980. However, Contractors were allowed to use up their old stocks and materials with asbestos. It is possible, to see materials installed in the early 80s with asbestos.
Yes, If you are the owner and the occupant of the property, then yes. You are required to take the asbestos-containing material to a hazardous waste site.
In most cases, yes. You are limited to licensed asbestos abatement contractors. General contractors are not allowed.
No. You are the only person who gets the results.
Special Notes:
For acoustic ceiling sprays covering more than 1000 square feet, taking 3 samples from different locations is strongly recommended.