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An Asbestos Survey is provided for the purpose of locating the material as far as practically possible. Our asbestos survey is performed by industry standard trained Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) building inspectors.
 
Asbestos is generally assumed to be present in a variety of building materials. Materials consist of but not limited to drywall, joint compound, insulation, popcorn ceiling texture, ceramic tile, grout, caulking, roofing shingles, tar paper, air duct tape, vinyl and linoleum flooring. Generally, asbestos containing materials (ACM) are not a hazard unless they are considered friable. Friable means the material can be easily crumbled such as soil being pinched between your fingers. If the material is considered friable then the danger is within the inevitable asbestos fiber release from the ACM into the ambient air. These fibers can then be inhaled and cause serious long-term ailments such as cancer and mesothelioma. An asbestos survey will allow our team to properly inspect and identify where these materials are located and what condition they are currently in. It is important to understand what a survey can do for you and your facility management teams.      CONTACT US 

 

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Some benefits of an asbestos survey performed by Aeris:
  • Helping in the management of asbestos containing materials (ACM)
  • Identifying and properly monitoring the abatement of ACM from the site before refurbishments or demolition.
  • Providing accurate data and information about amount, condition, and location of asbestos containing materials
  • Proper reporting to satisfy local and regional regulations and standards

Partner with Aeris to manage your facility’s renovations and repairs by appropriately surveying and recording the type of material and disturbances.

Aeris does also offer residential surveys and testing for local and regional permitting purposes along with simply peace of mind elections. Call us to learn if you should be concerned about asbestos.

The professional team at Aeris conducts safe and thorough asbestos testing to help you understand and manage the risk of hazardous materials in your facilities. Our inspectors are professionally trained Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) building inspectors, and we focus on providing high-quality services at competitive prices.
 
As you plan your next renovation or repair project, it’s important to understand that the presence of asbestos in your facility could present a highly dangerous environment to the people involved. Our asbestos testing and sampling service help to eliminate the risk associated with asbestos disturbance and mitigate the potential costs associated with asbestos removal.
 
Do I really need Asbestos testing services?
 
It’s a common misconception that asbestos is something you only find in old buildings. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Asbestos is still frequently found in modern materials. The main concern is whether the material is friable. When asbestos becomes friable, there are more chances of an exposure. If you have a renovation project on the horizon or a reason to undertake structural repairs to your building or facility, asbestos testing is an absolute necessity in order to get complete peace of mind.
 
Where Asbestos is Found
 
While mold growth may be what most people think of when it comes to indoor air quality issues, asbestos is a critical topic that requires careful consideration. Before the 1980’s asbestos was commonly used in oil refineries, shipyards, power plants, and in the construct of homes and buildings. Items like floor and ceiling tiles, siding, roof shingles, insulation, cement, and joint compound in the seams of sheetrock all may contain hazardous amounts of asbestos.
 
The Dangers of Asbestos
 
Asbestos is a carcinogen which has been known to cause harm or inflict disease through either the inhalation of or direct skin contact with victims of exposure. Skin contact may lead to a burning or itching sensation, prickling or tingling pain, and a rash. While inhalation can potentially allow asbestos fibers to become lodged in the respiratory system. Inhalation allows the carcinogenic fibers to reach the lower region of the victim’s lungs where it may cause asbestosis as well as pleural or peritoneal mesothelioma.
 
The professional team of Asbestos Building Inspectors are fully licensed and insured and can be relied upon to do excellent work by independent consultants and homeowners alike. With an “A” rating on Angie’s List, Aeris services are available throughout Florida including in Orlando, Miami, Broward County, Jacksonville, Houston, Charlotte, Myrtle Beach and more.
 
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Aeris is the trusted asbestos testing partner
 
Due to the warm, humid environment, business owners and homeowners in Florida and other southern states face a unique challenge of having to deal with moisture and mold growth affecting their indoor air quality. As a result of the special circumstances, related renovations and repairs tend to come up more frequently in Florida than in other states around the U.S. In order to ensure the safety of your renovation projects and to mitigate the concern of asbestos exposure all across southern states, our services are provided in several locations including Orlando, Miami, Broward County, Jacksonville, Houston, Charlotte, Myrtle Beach and more. Our experienced and knowledgeable staff works closely with clients to understand their specific wants, needs, and desires. Employees with Aeris have been impeccably trained and are guaranteed to do a fast and efficient job while also maintaining top-of-the-line relationships with our clients.
 
Asbestos is a dangerous and federally regulated carcinogen; it can be harmful to yourself, to others, and to your business. There are people who prefer to downplay the importance of testing their buildings and facilities, even putting it off for extended periods of time. But that is a mistake that can have long-term and damaging consequences. Don’t put off your asbestos test any longer, call us today.
 

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