Our process
We understand the profound concerns shared by both residents and business owners regarding the presence of asbestos. Our foremost commitment is to address the health risks associated with asbestos exposure, emphasizing the importance of thorough testing to identify and quantify asbestos-containing materials.
During renovations or demolitions, our focus is on ensuring the safety of occupants by implementing stringent precautions to prevent asbestos fiber release, as well as property value and provide. We then provide a detailed assessments to inform property owners about the extent of asbestos presence and necessary remediation measures.
Regulatory compliance is at the core of our services, as we guide property owners through the intricacies of asbestos management regulations. Our approach is rooted in safeguarding the well-being of individuals in residential and commercial spaces, offering comprehensive solutions that alleviate concerns and contribute to an asbestos-free environment.
- Site Inspection: Conduct a comprehensive visual inspection of the property to identify potential asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). This involves examining areas where asbestos is commonly found, such as insulation, roofing, flooring, and textured surfaces.
- Material Sampling: Collect samples of suspected materials for laboratory analysis. The samples are carefully taken to avoid fiber release and are representative of the various materials present.
- Air Monitoring: Perform air monitoring to assess asbestos fiber levels in the indoor environment. This is crucial, especially when disturbance of ACMs is likely during renovations or demolitions.
- Laboratory Analysis: Send collected samples to a certified laboratory for thorough analysis. Microscopic examination and testing methods such as polarized light microscopy (PLM) or transmission electron microscopy (TEM) are used to identify and quantify asbestos fibers.
- Risk Assessment: Evaluate the risk of asbestos exposure based on the laboratory results, considering factors such as the type of asbestos, fiber concentration, and the condition of materials.
- Report Generation: Provide a detailed report outlining the findings, including the types and locations of asbestos-containing materials, fiber concentrations, and recommendations for management or abatement.
- Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with local and national regulations governing asbestos testing and management. This includes providing guidance on necessary steps for legal adherence.
- Remediation Guidance: Offer recommendations for appropriate asbestos management or abatement measures, including safe removal or encapsulation, to minimize the risk of exposure.