Articles Tagged with ''asbestos abatement''

Sasser Restoration secures vital asbestos abatement licenses, expanding its safety-first services in California.

Before demolition begins, learn how to safely and legally collect asbestos samples to protect your team and customers. 

Dive into the intricate history of asbestos in resilient flooring. From its rise in the 1920s due to the number of beneficial properties, to its decline following intense regulatory scrutiny, discover how this once widely-used mineral became one of the most controversial materials in construction history.

Make sure your restoration business follows OSHA and EPA regulations with this in-depth guide on asbestos testing and safety limits. Learn who can conduct asbestos testing, key federal requirements and best practices for compliance to protect your team and avoid costly fines.

In this episode of Ask the Expert, join Kevin Hutton and Russell Vent as they dive into the complexities of asbestos regulation and safety. Discover the truth behind the asbestos cut-off myth, federal regulations and contractor responsibilities. 

In part 2 of this series, you’ll learn more about OSHA's "Asbestos Testing Cut-Off Date" Misconception. Find out what you need to know to stay compliant and safe beyond 1980.

One year after the catastrophic blaze at the historic Marine Corps Air Station Hangar in Tustin, California, ATI Restoration reflects on its rapid and comprehensive response. Learn how the team tackled unprecedented asbestos contamination, ensuring community safety and restoring affected areas efficiently.

Is there a cut-off date for asbestos testing in renovation or demolition projects? In this two-part series, experts Russell C. Vent and Kevin Hutton break down the facts, debunk common misconceptions, and explain the legal and safety requirements around asbestos testing for both commercial and residential properties.

Learn how to effectively address environmental challenges in the adaptive reuse of office buildings into residential properties.

On March 18, 2024, EPA finalized its rules banning ongoing uses of chrysotile asbestos.