Protect Your Home and Family from Asbestos
Professional Testing and Safe Removal for Peace of Mind
Expert Asbestos Services for Homeowners Your Family's Safety is Our Priority
How We Protect Your Home
Home Inspection & Testing
Comprehensive testing to identify asbestos in your home. Know what you're dealing with before starting renovations.
Pre-Renovation Testing
Required testing before any home renovation. We help you comply with regulations and protect contractors.
Safe Removal Services
Professional removal by certified experts. Protect your family from exposure during DIY projects.
Emergency Response
Discovered damaged asbestos? We provide rapid response to secure your home and keep your family safe.
Where Asbestos Hides in Your Home
Asbestos was used in thousands of building products before 1980. Knowing where it might be hiding helps you make informed decisions about testing and removal.
Popcorn Ceilings
Textured ceilings installed before 1980 often contain asbestos. Testing is essential before removal or repair.
Vinyl Floor Tiles
9"x9" tiles and sheet flooring may contain asbestos. The adhesive underneath often contains asbestos too.
Pipe Insulation
White or gray pipe wrap in basements and mechanical rooms. Becomes dangerous when damaged or deteriorating.
Siding & Shingles
Cement-asbestos siding and roof shingles are common in older homes. Safe when intact but hazardous when cut or broken.
Duct Insulation
HVAC duct wrap and tape often contains asbestos. Disturbing during repairs can release fibers throughout your home.
Vermiculite Insulation
Loose-fill attic insulation that looks like small pebbles. Up to 70% may contain asbestos from contaminated sources.
Simple Steps to a Safer Home
We've streamlined our process to minimize disruption to your life while ensuring your family's safety. From initial consultation to final clearance, we handle everything with care and professionalism.
Protecting Your Investment
Beyond health concerns, properly managing asbestos protects your home's value. Many buyers are wary of asbestos, but with proper documentation showing professional testing and remediation, you can provide peace of mind to future buyers.
When NOT to DIY
While we support informed homeowners, some situations require professional help. Never attempt to remove asbestos yourself if materials are damaged or friable, the area is larger than 10 square feet, or you lack proper safety equipment. Your family's health is worth more than any savings.