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Asbestos Removal Companies in Virginia

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Flood Doctor Inc.
Asbestos Removal Companies in Virginia
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsNovember 29, 2017
“Excellent job! Highest level of customer service. I highly recommend using Flood Doctor. My house flooded on thanksgiving and every water damage restoration company I tried to call either didn't answer or told me they didn't have any appointments available. Flood Doctor was there in less than an hour.”
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Asbestos removal is most definitely not a DIY project — long-term asbestos exposure can result in serious medical disorders, such as lung cancer, mesothelioma and asbestosis. The toxic material is most commonly found in homes that were built before 1980 (but also can be found in newer residences), lurking in building supplies such as floor and ceiling tiles, roof shingles and flashing, siding, insulation and pipe cement. If you suspect your home has asbestos, find a trained Virginia asbestos removal specialist on Houzz to ensure your family does not get exposed!

When looking for Virginia asbestos abatement specialists, ask about their federal or state level training and accreditation — this is an important job and you want to make sure it’s done correctly. An asbestos professionalin Virginia, should avoid spreading or tracking asbestos dust into other areas of your home, dispose of any contaminated materials, seal the work area off from the rest of the house with plastic sheeting and duct tape, and thoroughly clean the entire area after the removal is complete. The cost of asbestos removal in Virginia depends on the size of the job, but many asbestos contractors have a minimum fee that can be a few thousand.