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Asbestos/Lead/Hazardous Materials
Asbestos Abatement
Our team ensures safe, compliant asbestos handling for exterior demolition, strictly following California’s regulations. We inspect for asbestos in siding, flooring or roofing per Cal/OSHA and SCAQMD Rule 1403, using licensed professionals, advanced containment, and wet removal to prevent fiber release. With air monitoring, proper disposal, and full compliance with California Health and Safety Code and EPA standards, we deliver a safe, documented site ready for your next project
  • Asbestos Identification: Conduct a thorough inspection to detect asbestos in Interior/exterior materials like siding, flooring, walls, roofing, or insulation before demolition begins.
  • Certified Professionals: Employ licensed asbestos abatement contractors to ensure safe handling, removal, and disposal per regulatory standards.
  • Containment Measures: Use sealed barriers, negative air pressure systems, and wet removal techniques to prevent asbestos fiber release during demolition.
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Equip workers with respirators, disposable coveralls, and gloves to minimize exposure risks.
  • Regulated Disposal: Transport and dispose of asbestos-containing materials at approved hazardous waste facilities, following EPA and local guidelines.
  • Air Monitoring: Perform air quality tests during and after removal to confirm the site is free of asbestos fibers.
  • Documentation & Compliance: Maintain detailed records of asbestos handling and provide clearance certificates to verify safety for subsequent demolition or construction.
Lead Abatement
Our lead abatement services ensure safe removal of lead-based materials during exterior demolition, fully compliant with California regulations. We conduct thorough inspections to identify lead in paint or coatings, following Cal/OSHA and Title 17 guidelines. Our certified professionals use specialized containment, protective gear, and proper disposal methods to eliminate health risks. With rigorous cleanup and documentation, we deliver a lead-free site ready for your next project.
  • Lead Inspection: Perform detailed assessments to identify lead-based paint or materials in exterior structures, per California’s Title 17 regulations.
  • Certified Experts: Utilize Cal/OSHA-certified lead abatement professionals to ensure safe handling and removal.
  • Containment Protocols: Implement barriers, HEPA filtration, and wet methods to prevent lead dust spread during demolition.
  • Protective Equipment: Equip workers with respirators, gloves, and coveralls to minimize exposure risks.
  • Safe Disposal: Properly package and dispose of lead-containing materials at state-approved hazardous waste facilities.
  • Site Cleanup: Conduct thorough cleaning and clearance testing to confirm a lead-free environment, meeting CDPH standards.
  • Regulatory Compliance: Provide documentation ensuring adherence to California Health and Safety Code and EPA lead-safe guidelines.
Hazardous Materials
Our hazardous materials services ensure safe handling and removal during exterior demolition, fully compliant with California regulations. We identify and manage asbestos, lead, and other hazards using certified professionals, advanced containment, and proper disposal methods. Adhering to Cal/OSHA, SCAQMD, and EPA standards, we deliver a thoroughly documented, hazard-free site ready for your next project.
  • Hazard Identification: Inspect for asbestos, lead, and other hazardous materials in exterior structures before demolition, per California regulations.
  • Certified Professionals: Employ Cal/OSHA-certified experts to safely handle and remove hazardous materials.
  • Containment Methods: Use advanced barriers, HEPA filtration, and wet techniques to prevent hazardous substance spread.
  • Protective Gear: Equip workers with respirators, coveralls, and gloves to ensure safety during removal.
  • Proper Disposal: Package and dispose of hazardous waste at state-approved facilities, following EPA and SCAQMD guidelines.
  • Site Clearance: Conduct thorough cleanup and testing to confirm a hazard-free site, meeting CDPH standards.
  • Regulatory Compliance: Provide detailed documentation ensuring adherence to California Health and Safety Code and federal regulations.