Category: Renovation
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Negative Air Machine (NAM) Monitoring in Asbestos Abatement
Asbestos removal is a high-stakes operation. When disturbing asbestos-containing materials, microscopic fibers can become airborne, posing a significant health risk. That’s why licensed asbestos removal – the most hazardous type of removal work – demands stringent safety measures, and one of the most crucial is the use of negative pressure or air extraction systems, and…
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A Decade in Jail for Ignoring Asbestos
Contractor in Colorado ignored asbestos laws and received 10 years in prison. See the full story on the CBS News website.
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Effective Renovation Planning: Why Include Asbestos Testing?
When planning a renovation, the focus often lands on visual upgrades, modern materials, and energy-efficient solutions. But ignoring asbestos testing can quickly unravel even the best-laid plans, introducing health hazards, legal complications, and unexpected financial strain. Incorporating asbestos testing into your renovation budget isn’t just a safety measure—it’s an investment in the long-term success of…
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Asbestos Regulations During Renovation: A Guide for Property Owners and Contractors
Renovating a building can be an exciting endeavor, whether you’re modernizing a historic property or upgrading commercial spaces. Understanding and adhering to asbestos regulations is essential for a safe and legally compliant renovation process. This guide unpacks the complexities of asbestos regulations, focusing on key considerations for property owners and contractors, including minimum material sizes…
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Asbestos Testing: Green Renovations and Sustainable Construction
As sustainability takes center stage in modern construction and renovation, asbestos testing emerges as a vital step in ensuring not only environmental responsibility but also the health and safety of occupants and workers. Whether you’re renovating a vintage home or updating a commercial building, understanding and addressing asbestos risks is crucial to achieving greener, healthier…