Before you renovate or demolish, federal and state rules require you to know whether asbestos or lead is present — and disturbing either without proper controls creates serious liability and health risk. A survey by a qualified professional protects your workers, your project, and your compliance standing.
Request a Consultation →Before you renovate or demolish, federal and state rules require you to know whether asbestos or lead is present — and disturbing either without proper controls creates serious liability and health risk. A survey by a qualified professional protects your workers, your project, and your compliance standing.
We perform pre-renovation and pre-demolition asbestos surveys and lead assessments — inspection, sampling, lab analysis, and clear reporting — and can provide oversight during abatement to confirm the work is done safely and correctly.
Identify asbestos-containing materials before work begins.
Bulk and air samples through accredited laboratories.
Lead-based paint and lead-exposure evaluation.
Independent monitoring during removal.
These surveys carry real regulatory and liability weight, and independent oversight protects you from a contractor's shortcuts. A CIH brings the credential and objectivity that regulators, lenders, and buyers look for.
In most cases, yes — federal NESHAP rules require an asbestos inspection before demolition or renovation regardless of building age, and disturbing asbestos without one carries significant penalties.
Possibly. Asbestos-containing materials were used into the 1980s and occasionally later. Age lowers the odds but doesn't eliminate them; a survey confirms.
Yes. Independent oversight and clearance monitoring verify the abatement was done properly and the area is safe for reoccupancy.
Talk to a CIH about an asbestos or lead survey for your project.