Asbestos Abatement and Removal Las Vegas
We’ve been in the environmental safety industry for the last 25 years in Las Vegas. Throughout that time we’ve developed a network of working relationships with state licensed contractors who are Las Vegas asbestos removal experts. We handle the initial survey and lab tests, they handle the abatement. Once that is completed we’ll come back and take care of the post-clearance testing to make sure your property is safe according to EPA & OSHA regulatory standards. It’s a win, win for all parties involved. If you have the need, don’t hesitate to call. We’re great at what we do.
Why is Asbestos Dangerous?
Asbestos is hazardous because its tiny fibers can become airborne when disturbed and are easily inhaled. Once inside the lungs, these fibers can cause serious health problems. Lung cancer and mesothelioma to name a few. Since symptoms may not appear for decades, asbestos exposure poses various long-term risks, making proper testing and removal essential for safety.
The Las Vegas Asbestos Removal Process
1. Survey & Testing 🧪
The first step in a Las Vegas asbestos removal is a professional survey. A Nevada state licensed inspector examines the property to identify materials likely to contain asbestos, such as insulation, floor tiles, roofing, etc. Small samples are carefully collected and sent to an accredited laboratory for analysis. This ensures accurate results and helps determine the safest removal approach. Without testing, there’s no way to confirm whether a material contains asbestos.
2. Planning & Preparation 📄
Once asbestos is confirmed, a detailed abatement plan is developed. This plan outlines the scope of work, safety measures, and disposal methods. Permits are obtained when required, and local or state agencies are notified about the upcoming project. During this stage, the contractor also determines how to protect building occupants and minimize disruption. Proper preparation is critical to ensure compliance with all government safety regulations.
3. Containment & Safety Setup ☑️
Before removal begins, the work area is sealed off with heavy plastic sheeting to create a contained environment. Negative air pressure machines are used to prevent asbestos fibers from escaping into other areas of the property. Workers wear protective clothing, including respirators, gloves, and disposable suits, to protect themselves. Warning signs are also posted to alert others to stay clear of the area.
4. Safe Removal of Materials 🦺
During removal, asbestos-containing materials are carefully detached and kept wet to reduce the chance of fibers becoming airborne. Specialized hand tools and safe handling techniques are used to minimize disturbance. Whether it’s removing old floor tiles, pipe insulation, or ceiling materials, the goal is to safely extract the asbestos without releasing hazardous particles into the air. Every step is performed under strict regulatory guidelines.
5. Proper Disposal 🗑️
After removal, asbestos waste must be disposed of according to federal and state regulations. All debris is double-bagged in thick, labeled containers designed to prevent leakage. These sealed bags are transported by licensed carriers to approved hazardous waste facilities. Proper disposal is crucial not only for safety but also to maintain legal compliance.
6. Post-Abatement Clearance Testing 😊
Once removal is complete, independent clearance testing is performed. This includes air monitoring and surface sampling to confirm that asbestos fibers are no longer present. Only when results show the area is safe is the containment taken down. This final step provides homeowners and businesses with peace of mind that the environment is safe to occupy again.
Our Commitment to You
When it comes to asbestos, you need a team that can handle anything. With decades of combined experience, our Las Vegas certified technicians & network of state licensed contractors, provide reliable testing and abatement services. As a locally owned company, we understand the needs of our community and deliver results you can depend on.
