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What Happens Before Asbestos Removal

When having asbestos removed from your home, there are a series of tasks that are accomplished before any work is done. Usually, an asbestos abatement company will pre-clean the work area and ensure everything is ready to go, but it…

Things To Keep In Mind When Hiring An Asbestos Abatement Company

You know how dangerous asbestos can be if it’s disturbed and not removed the right way. But it can also be dangerous to hire the wrong company for asbestos removal because they might not accomplish the task the right way…

The Project File: Villa Park Vermiculite Removal

There are different materials that may contain asbestos, including vermiculite. Our asbestos removal technicians ventured to Villa Park to remove asbestos-containing insulation from a home. Before any removal was done, we conducted an inspection and sealed off the area. Once…

Asbestos Removal, One of America’s Deadliest Jobs

There are a few deadly jobs in the world, and asbestos removal and abatement just happen to be one of them. The risk of asbestos exposure isn’t just dangerous for a home and building owners, but also for asbestos removal…

Asbestos Removal Methods – Industrial Vacuums

There are a few different asbestos removal methods our team uses, but one of the most used removal procedures is industrial vacuums. Industrial vacuums are specifically designed for hazardous use to ensure workers’ and environment safety professionals have the right…

What’s The Difference Between Abatement & Remediation?

Abatement and remediation might sound similar but there is a difference. When it comes to removing asbestos from homes, there are two different ways to go about it, and one might work best for your building over the other. What…

The Project File: West Chicago Asbestos Removal

Our Asbestos Project Management team headed out to a West Chicago home last month to perform an asbestos removal procedure from flooring tile. After an inspection and test, we confirmed the tiles contained asbestos, and the adhesive that connected the…

What Kind of Flooring Is More Likely to Contain Asbestos?

Vinyl flooring is a popular choice when it comes to homes and commercial buildings. Whether it’s vinyl sheets or flooring tiles, building and homeowners love them because they’re resilient and cheap, long-lasting, there are more aesthetic options to them, and…

When Should You Call An Asbestos Abatement Company?

If you’ve found asbestos in your home, don’t panic. If asbestos is left undisturbed it’s generally safe, however, it is something to be cautious of, because over time it can become brittle and crumble into the air, becoming dangerous to…

Can I Remodel My Home With Asbestos In It?

The biggest risk is asbestos exposure in any type of construction on your home. However, if you’re thinking about making adjustments to your home, it’s important to determine where the asbestos might be. Typically, you can remodel your home with…

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