ASBETOS EXTREME

Some of North Carolina’s statutes and regulations on asbestos-containing materials include:

• General statutes on permitting, asbestos exposure, and accreditation. This includes asbestos repair, asbestos maintenance, and asbestos removal.
• General statutes on administrative penalties to anyone who violates the terms of a permit. The penalty for nonhazardous waste can be up to $15,000 per day. The penalty for hazardous waste is not more than $32,500 per day. Further violations can amount to up to $50,000.
• Safety and health regulations are governed by OSHA. This regulation stresses the scope and application of asbestos work, including the installation of asbestos-containing materials, asbestos spill, emergency cleanup, storage, and disposal.   

Some of the regulatory agencies governing the use and control of ACMs include:

• The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
• The Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
• NC Department of Labor.
• NC Department of Health and Human Services.
• Health Hazards Control Unit.

North Carolina has strict regulations on who can perform asbestos management activities — only the qualified are permitted to perform asbestos abatement.

Arrange your asbestos removal project with Asbestos Extreme. We are a professional company servicing Charlotte, NC, and nearby communities. Let us talk about the asbestos services you need today.

Repairing disturbed asbestos involves two methods: sealing and covering. Sealing is treating the material using a sealant, while covering involves placing another material over the ACM.

Have you accidentally damaged the material during renovation or demolition? Call a professional to conduct an emergency cleanup right away.

An emergency asbestos cleanup is a crucial operation to prevent the spread of asbestos fibers to the general public. The goal is to minimize exposure by containing asbestos fibers and disposing of waste.

If you suspect ACM on your property, do not panic. Asbestos Extreme is here to take care of disturbed or damaged ACMs. Contact us to ask for advice, report problems, or get an asbestos service estimate.

Repairing disturbed asbestos involves two methods: sealing and covering. Sealing is treating the material using a sealant, while covering involves placing another material over the ACM.

Have you accidentally damaged the material during renovation or demolition? Call a professional to conduct an emergency cleanup right away.

An emergency asbestos cleanup is a crucial operation to prevent the spread of asbestos fibers to the general public. The goal is to minimize exposure by containing asbestos fibers and disposing of waste.

If you suspect ACM on your property, do not panic. Asbestos Extreme is here to take care of disturbed or damaged ACMs. Contact us to ask for advice, report problems, or get an asbestos service estimate.

Hiring an Asbestos Removal Company in Charlotte, North Carolina

Bringing a professional asbestos abatement company to do the job is the wisest and safest decision you will make. When dealing with dangerous asbestos fibers, it is best to let a professional contractor do it to not only reduce the risk of harm to yourself but also to your home after the job is done.

What should you expect from a Charlotte asbestos professional?

• A company that specializes in asbestos abatement.
• Someone who is seasoned and knowledgeable in asbestos matters.
• Have verified qualifications and a licensed asbestos removal company.
• Can find ways to effectively and safely get rid of asbestos from your property.
• Understand and follows strict asbestos regulations in North Carolina

What should you do before you hire a professional asbestos company?

• Ask about the asbestos repair or removal process. How can they make the process efficient and minimize dispersing asbestos fibers while at work? What is their post-cleanup process?
• Check their state-approved training and proof of accreditation.
• Find out their experience in asbestos abatement
• Check the past performance of the asbestos contractor. Ask if they have any recorded and pending safety violations.

Controlling and managing asbestos is a daunting task. That is why Asbestos Extreme has services tailored to our customer’s needs.

Asbestos Extreme Work

Asbestos Extreme will make sure to perform a visual examination of your property. And before we begin our job, we will plan for the asbestos removal and cleanup.

Class I Asbestos Work

This involves activities to remove popcorn ceiling asbestos or asbestos-containing materials. This job typically tackles asbestos insulations and surfacing materials.

Class II Asbestos Work

This involves removing non-thermal ACMs like roofing, wallboards, and floor tiles. It has the same process as the Class I asbestos work but is performed on more specific jobs. Removing intact asbestos-containing roofing materials using wet methods is an example of this.

Class III Asbestos Work

Asbestos repair and maintenance are included in this type III operation. This job usually does not use wet methods or have a negative exposure assessment. It is done when thermal system insulation or the ACM is cut or broken.

Asbestos Extreme are trained to conduct the best asbestos removal in Charlotte, NC regardless of the class of asbestos work.

Check out our services page for full details of our asbestos services.

Our Site Preparations for Charlotte Asbestos Removal

• Establishing the work area.
• Making sure the electrical systems and HVAC are disabled.
• Post warnings about the dangers of asbestos and possible health hazards like lung disease and cancer.
• Seal items and areas not getting abated with plastic sheeting.
• Clean up after the asbestos removal.
• Sealing asbestos-containing waste and disposing at designated landfills.

There are federal regulations and protective measures required for the removal and abatement of asbestos, and Asbestos Extreme is the company you can trust to safely and quickly eliminate asbestos from your property.