Certified Asbestos Company by the state of Florida
Professional Asbestos Shingle Removal in South Florida
Asbestos shingles were commonly used in the roofs and siding of homes built before the mid 1980s. In fact, asbestos shingles are one of the most common asbestos-containing materials found on residential properties. If you live in an older home, there is a good chance that the roof or siding shingle could contain asbestos.
Asbestos shingles were so popular between the 1930s to 1980s because they were durable, warp-resistant, fire-resistable, and cheap to produce. Their natural insulating properties made them perfect for lining the outside of buildings.
Unfortunately, asbestos was later found to be hazardous to your health, and shortly after became illegal to use in construction. If you think there are asbestos shingles in your home, it’s important to call a certified asbestos shingle removal service like Asbestos Removal PRO.
- Professional Asbestos Abatement
- Highest Standards of Quality Control
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Where we work
Asbestos Removal PRO offers asbestos removal services for both residential and commercial buildings in South Florida:
- Miami Dade County
- Coral Gables
- Miami Beach
- Miami Gardens
- Kendall
- El Doral
- Homestead
- Palm Beach
- West Palm Beach
- Boynton Beach
- Delray Beach
- Boca Raton
- Fort Lauderdale
- Hollywood
How does asbestos shingle removal work?
To ensure the health and safety of everyone involved, the contractors at Asbestos Removal PRO will:
- Place 6-mil plastic sheeting on the ground surrounding the house to catch any hazardous debris.
- Wear the proper PPE including a fitted respirator that’s approved for asbestos shingle removal.
- Work from the top down when removing shingles to avoid shingle breakage.
- Wet the asbestos shingles down to prevent excess fibers from becoming airborne.
- Encapsulate the asbestos shingles in 6-mil thick plastic sheeting and secure the plastic with duct tape.
- Dispose of the hazardous asbestos materials properly in a designated landfill.
- Clean the area thoroughly and provide additional asbestos testing to make sure the area is safe to live in again.
When and why is asbestos shingle removal necessary?
Asbestos shingles aren’t usually harmful if left undisturbed, but older shingles do deteriorate and become damaged over time. If you live in an older property, it’s important to have asbestos testing and asbestos shingle removal done as necessary to ensure the safety of inhabitants.
The inhalation of asbestos fibers has been linked to serious health issues including lung disease, asbestosis, and mesothelioma cancer. If you are planning any construction or renovations that could disturb the area, then professional asbestos shingle removal is necessary.
The contractors at Asbestos Removal PRO are licensed and certified in asbestos shingle removal, and follow all local and federal regulations to ensure your safety – and the safety of those in your community.
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Can I perform asbestos shingle removal myself?
Because asbestos is such a hazardous material, it’s important to leave asbestos shingle removal to licensed contractors who have the proper knowledge, tools, and PPE to safely remove the toxic materials from your home.
When you contact our team of certified contractors, we will first perform asbestos testing on your home to see what areas are affected by asbestos. We will then formulate a plan for safe asbestos shingle removal.
Call today for your free estimate and consultation
Asbestos Removal PRO offers free quotes and consultations on our asbestos shingle removal services. If you believe your home contains asbestos, give us a call today at (954) 676-2755 or send us a message online so we can work with you to ensure the safety of your home.
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When and why is asbestos shingle removal necessary?
Asbestos shingles aren’t usually harmful if left undisturbed, but older shingles do deteriorate and become damaged over time. If you live in an older property, it’s important to have asbestos testing and asbestos shingle removal done as necessary to ensure the safety of inhabitants.
The inhalation of asbestos fibers has been linked to serious health issues including lung disease, asbestosis, and mesothelioma cancer. If you are planning any construction or renovations that could disturb the area, then professional asbestos shingle removal is necessary.
The contractors at Asbestos Removal PRO are licensed and certified in asbestos shingle removal, and follow all local and federal regulations to ensure your safety – and the safety of those in your community.