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Asbestos testing! We are located in San Diego CA. Inspection / sampling removal. Survey & exam for households. Asbestos removals. Testing kits. Certified tests. Test samples. Tested in the lab. We check if you don’t want to. 

Are you looking for testing services? Our team has extensive experience in inspecting residential and commercial buildings for asbestos. Exposure to asbestos can increase your chances of developing lung cancer or mesothelioma.

Because of its durability, heat resistance, and flexibility, asbestos is a fibrous mineral found naturally. Asbestos fibers can be inhaled and can cause serious health problems such as lung cancer, mesothelioma, and asbestosis. For an asbestos test, you should contact a trusted laboratory. Asbestos testing can help you determine the type of asbestos fibers in your home or business so that you can take appropriate steps to remove them.

It is a good idea to have your business or home tested for asbestos. You can have peace of mind and protect your family, employees, customers, and loved ones from possible exposure. You can avoid expensive repairs or replacements of asbestos-containing materials by having your testing done. Asbestos testing can help you determine the value of your property.

Collecting a sample is the first step in asbestos testing. You can do this by taking a small amount of the material and placing it into a dry, clean container. After the sample is collected, it will go to a laboratory for analysis. To determine the type and amount of asbestos fibers in the sample, the laboratory will perform a microscopic analysis. After the results are received, you can make an informed decision regarding the best course for your situation.

We are able to help with all of your environmental testing needs.

Allergies? Mold sensitivity? Autoimmune problems? Other undiagnosed symptoms We can identify VOCs, molds, and allergens in your home. There are many options available: From ERMI testing to full house inspections that include recommendations for remediation or preventative measures, we offer a range of options.

You and your client will be able to comply with regulations by having them inspected and tested. Painting, repairs, remodeling, and sewage treatment activities can potentially cause asbestos or lead to be disturbed in building materials. Clearance testing or inspection of asbestos/lead materials may be required for these activities.

Because asbestos fibers are microscopic, they cannot be smelled, tasted, or seen. Asbestos exposure doesn’t cause immediate symptoms so people can inhale and swallow asbestos dust. Once they are inhaled or swallowed, asbestos fibers will not dissolve and can be very difficult to get rid of. These asbestos fibers can cause inflammation, scarring, or genetic damage to the cells of the body if they are left untreated.

Asbestos-related diseases usually develop over a period of 20-50 years. Most cases in the United States are due to asbestos exposures that occurred prior to modern safety regulations.

Asbestos-related diseases are the most common. Second-hand asbestos exposure is also a major cause. Although there is no safe level of asbestos exposure, there are some things that can make it worse. For example, asbestos accumulates in the body and there is no way to reverse this process.

ONLY STATE-LICENSED ASBESTOS ABATEMENT CONTRACTORS SHOULD REMOVE OR DISTURB ASBESTOS! There are federal, state, and local regulations that regulate asbestos removal and disposal. However, improper removal can lead to serious health consequences or even death. Because of the time it takes for asbestos to reach their bodies, children are more at risk. Don’t put your family members or employees at risk. Only hire professionals.

To determine if asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) are present in a property, it is necessary to conduct an asbestos survey. Protocol development is an essential component of any asbestos abatement project. It identifies areas that are asbestos-containing, documents the removal plans, and documents all aspects of safety and health. To protect workers and property owners from liability, it is important to understand federal, California, and local regulations. A successful asbestos abatement program requires the development and execution of an asbestos abatement plan. AirMD has conducted thousands of asbestos surveys on a variety of properties, including large commercial buildings and municipal buildings.

We are available to assist you. Call us to book Asbestos Testing & Inspection for your San Diego business or home.

FAQ

What is the best way to test for asbestos?

A stereo microscope is used to examine the samples in three dimensions. Each sample is placed in a dust cabinet and then placed in a disposable dish. Then, the samples are examined by an eye. Analysts distinguish fibers based on their appearance and physical properties.

How can you tell when to test for asbestos?

The EPA recommends that you only test suspect materials if they have been damaged (fraying or crumbling), or if there is a possibility of a renovation that could disturb the material. A properly qualified and accredited asbestos inspector (inspector) should take samples.

Is it possible to detect asbestos in an air quality test?

Test for Asbestos in Air A formal air test can not only determine if there are any respirable fibers present but also the type of asbestos found, depending on the type of test that you have done.

Is there an asbestos chemical test?

Only a scientific laboratory can test for asbestos. It uses specialized techniques such as Dispersion Staining and Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM).