Multi-Family Asbestos Testing

Enviocore will test all types of Multi-Family properties.

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When construction, renovation, demolition or property management is your business, you can’t afford to take chances with asbestos. Asbestos is present in numerous materials that must be removed like Ceilings, Walls, Floors, HVAC, Interior and Exterior. Asbestos is often disturbed and released into the air during demolition and renovation so let EnvioCore test for you today! We can get out to you quickly and get your results fast!

Certified Asbestos Testing is quick, inexpensive insurance against possible financial liability and health risks.

Multi-Family Property Asbestos Testing

When Living Owning or Renting a Multi-Family property there are local and federal regulations to consider before performing any construction. The multi-family units have close proximity neighbors and units that share common areas. Because of this, Asbestos Testing should be done prior to construction. Neighbors typically are watching what you are doing so make sure you have your testing done first. OSHA, EPA, CDPHE and other agencies can levee steep fines for asbestos infractions. Employees, tenants and customers can file lawsuits over asbestos exposure as a result of mishandling construction materials that contain asbestos. Here is a list of types of Multi-Family properties. Let EnvioCore help you Today!

Multi-Family
Apartment Community
Apartment Units
Condos
Town Homes
Duplex
Tri-Plex
Four-Plex
Section-8
HUD
Public Housing

Test for Asbestos in your Planning Stage

The best time to test for Asbestos is during your planning stage prior to construction. This will ensure that you know the extent of your project and can budget appropriately. If Asbestos is found you will want to have the rules, regulations and prospective Asbestos Abatement bids understood. We can walk you through this process and set you up for success!

Rental Properties Can Be Asbestos Risks

Many multi-family properties managed by housing authorities are nearing the end of their original design life, so they need extensive repairs and renovation to remain viable. Many older structures should be tested for asbestos in ceilings, walls, flooring etc. When these materials are disturbed, they become dangerous and a liability.