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Asbestos is invisible in an old ceiling, floor or wall, and testing is how you find out. We arrange the sampling and the lab work for homes, rentals and commercial buildings, so Grand Prairie Asbestos Removal can plan every job from results.
Testing is also available in Arlington and Pantego.
Take samples where your plans will cut, scrape, sand or pull something up. EPA suggests testing suspect material when it is damaged or when work will disturb it. We sample only what the project touches, so you are not paying to test the whole house.
Crumbling pipe wrap, a cracked old floor tile or a ceiling loosened by a leak is worth testing before any cleanup. Keep people out of the room and do not sweep or vacuum the debris, which EPA warns against.
The city requires a survey from a licensed company registered with the state. Its packet offers two routes, a survey filed with Form A or a sealed letter from a licensed architect or engineer filed with Form B. We help you choose.
Under state rules a building with more than four units needs a survey before renovation. Smaller rentals do not, though a survey still protects your crew and your schedule.
Cutting a sample disturbs the material, so EPA wants a trained, accredited inspector on the job and a qualified lab on the analysis.
Then your contractor can go ahead on the materials we sampled. Other rooms and later repairs are separate questions, so keep the report on file.
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