Hey there! So, you’re curious about the world of asbestos abatement, huh? Well, strap in because we’re about to break down the essential gear that keeps these workers safe in moderate-risk situations. Think of it as their superhero suit against those pesky asbestos fibers. So what do asbestos workers wear in the danger zone? Breathe
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So, you’ve noticed some fuzzy stuff creeping up your walls, huh? Yeah, that’s mold – the uninvited guest that nobody wants. But don’t sweat it! Understanding mold, how to prevent it, and what to do if it shows up can save you from a headache. Let’s dive into the basics in this beginner-friendly guide. What’s
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Lead leachability refers to how likely it is for things with lead in them to release that lead into the environment, especially into water or soil. It is pretty toxic stuff that can mess up people’s health and the environment. Did you know that lead seeps out of old pipes, paint or contaminated soil when
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Have you ever wondered what happens to asbestos when it leaves your home? We are held to some pretty strict guidelines to ensure that the waste is dealt with in a safe and contained manner. It all starts with how we bag up and seal your asbestos-containing waste. Every bag is double-bagged which is a
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The answer might surprise you? So, how long does asbestos hang around in the air after it’s been stirred up? Well, typically it can stick around for about 48 to 72 hours. But here’s the kicker – it might not always settle down within that time frame. You see, things like air currents can keep
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In the world of interior design and home renovation, flooring plays a pivotal role in both functionality and aesthetics. Linoleum flooring stands out for its durability, versatility, and eco-friendliness, making it a popular choice for most. However, concerns about asbestos content in older linoleum flooring have emerged, raising questions about health risks. In this blog
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No, not all vermiculite insulation contains asbestos. However, there is a significant geographical context to consider regarding vermiculite insulation and asbestos contamination that must be considered when determining the likelihood of contamination in your vermiculite. Most vermiculite insulation sold in the United States and Canada from the 1940s to the 1990s came from the Libby
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Movie snack? ….not quite…. but stay with me… Now that I have your undivided attention, let’s get to the task at hand here; Popcorn ceilings, once a popular interior design choice, have been a staple in many homes since the mid-20th century. Popcorn ceilings are known for their ability to conceal imperfections and reduce echoes,
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5 keys areas to find asbestos in your home
Understanding asbestos containing insulation is important for any homeowner, as it was once a key component of insulation materials in the home due to its fire-resistant properties. While asbestos use in insulation has stopped over the years due to its health hazards, some older structures may still have asbestos-containing insulation. In this blog post, we’ll
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