Do You Suspect Asbestos?
Testing for Asbestos Remediation
Asbestos is a dangerous material that demands prompt action when suspected. Our Tennessee state-certified inspectors deliver professional asbestos testing to accurately assess if your property is at risk and needs remediation. If you need reliable answers about whether removal services are required, reach out to us today.
Asbestos Bulk Sample Analysis
We’ll gladly travel to you in Tennessee to uncover if asbestos is present. From ceiling tiles and floor tiles to popcorn ceilings, drywall, and insulation, we sample suspect materials to ensure your safety. Each sample is sent to a certified lab for analysis, giving you the answers you need to take confident action.
Asbestos Clearance Testing
If asbestos has been discovered and removed—through a process known as asbestos abatement or remediation—a clearance test is required* to confirm that no residual asbestos fibers remain in the air, ensuring the space is safe to reoccupy.
Asbestos Spill Delineation
Asbestos dust poses serious health risks and demands immediate attention to ensure safety. When structural materials are disturbed or damaged and found to contain asbestos, you need to know how far has the hazardous asbestos-containing dust spread.
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Why Do We Inspect Properties for Likely Asbestos?
IET offers asbestos inspections to see if materials are likely to contain asbestos.
We offer different types of asbestos testing, if necessary, depending on your circumstance. Call for a free phone consultation if you suspect asbestos and you are planning a remodel.
Disturbing ACMs during renovations can release asbestos fibers, putting workers and occupants at risk of developing diseases like mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis. Treating these conditions can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars per individual—costs that are both preventable and devastating.
- Preventing Health Risks: Asbestos fibers can become airborne when disturbed, posing serious health hazards, including mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis. Inspecting materials ensures early detection and prevents exposure.
- Regulatory Compliance: Local, state, and federal regulations, like those enforced by the EPA and OSHA, require inspections to identify asbestos before disturbing materials. Compliance helps avoid costly fines and legal issues.
- Informed Renovation Planning: Inspections help property owners and contractors identify asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) in areas like ceiling tiles, insulation, flooring, and drywall, enabling safe and efficient project planning.
- Cost Management: By identifying ACMs upfront, inspections prevent unexpected asbestos abatement expenses and project delays, saving time and money.
- Peace of Mind: Knowing your home or business is free from asbestos risks provides reassurance for workers, occupants, and families.
Inspecting properties for asbestos-containing materials is a proactive step that ensures safety, prevents costly surprises, and protects everyone involved in the process.
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