Licensed Asbestos Abatement & Removal — Done Safely, Done Right

Professional asbestos abatement is far more than scraping a ceiling or pulling up tile. A compliant abatement project starts with an AHERA-accredited inspection and laboratory analysis to confirm which materials contain asbestos and at what percentage. Once positives are identified, our crews file CDPHE (Colorado) or NMED (New Mexico) notifications a minimum of 10 working days before work begins on any regulated project — skipping this step is the single most common cause of stop-work orders and fines on home and commercial renovations.

On the day of abatement, the work area is sealed off with 6-mil poly sheeting and placed under negative air pressure using HEPA-filtered air scrubbers. Trained, OSHA-certified workers wear full-face respirators and disposable suits. Materials are removed wet to suppress fiber release, double-bagged in labeled asbestos waste bags, and manifested to a certified disposal facility. After cleanup, an independent third party performs aggressive air clearance sampling — only when fiber counts drop below the federal threshold can the containment come down.

You receive a complete project file: lab reports, notifications, photos, waste manifests, and the final clearance certificate. That packet is what lenders, buyers, insurance carriers, and county inspectors actually require — and it's what separates a properly abated property from one that will trigger a re-inspection at the worst possible time.

Federal NESHAP regulations and Colorado/New Mexico state law require certified asbestos abatement any time regulated asbestos-containing material (RACM) will be disturbed during renovation or demolition. For homeowners, that typically means popcorn-ceiling removal, kitchen and bathroom remodels involving original flooring, basement finishes that disturb pipe insulation, and any tear-down of a structure built before 1990.

For commercial properties, the trigger is even broader. Any planned renovation or demolition of more than 160 square feet of surfacing material, 260 linear feet of pipe insulation, or 35 cubic feet of miscellaneous ACM requires both notification and licensed abatement. We handle commercial projects across offices, retail, multifamily, schools, healthcare, and industrial facilities — coordinating with general contractors and demo crews to keep your timeline on track.