Asbestos Abatement
Southern California Asbestos Abatement
Protect your property and ensure peace of mind with professional asbestos abatement in Southern California. Often found in older buildings, asbestos can pose serious health risks if disturbed, releasing harmful fibers into the air. At Absolute Abatement, our licensed team specializes in safely removing, and containing asbestos. Trust us to help create a safe environment for your home or business. Contact us today.
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What Is Asbestos?
Once celebrated for its strength, affordability, and fire resistance, asbestos was commonly used in 19th and 20th-century architecture. Unfortunately, it’s now recognized as a leading cause of serious health issues, including lung cancer and mesothelioma. Many older properties contain asbestos in roofs, tiles, siding, or insulation. If disturbed, asbestos can release harmful fibers into the air, posing significant health risks to anyone in the vicinity.
Our Asbestos Abatement Process
Asbestos abatement requires meticulous planning, precise execution, and strict adherence to safety and regulatory standards to protect people and the environment. When you choose Absolute Abatement, you can expect the following:
Initial Inspection
We begin with a detailed assessment to pinpoint the location and quantity of asbestos on the property. Our advanced techniques ensure that no hazardous material is missed.
Free Estimate
Next, we provide a free estimate of the expected costs. This detailed estimate outlines every expense upfront to avoid any unexpected surprises down the line.
Service Plan
We’ll design an abatement plan specific to your property’s unique needs, taking into account the type and extent of the issue, as well as your schedule and preferences.
Asbestos Remediation
Our team uses advanced equipment and industry-approved methods to thoroughly remove asbestos materials while following strict safety protocols and regulatory guidelines.
What About Encapsulation?
If full asbestos removal isn’t feasible or necessary, encapsulation may be the ideal alternative. This process involves sealing the asbestos with a specialized laminate substance or covering it with new, durable materials to create a protective barrier. The goal is to prevent harmful fibers from being released into the air. While encapsulation isn’t as thorough as abatement, it can still be an effective and budget-friendly solution in many cases.
