All Pro provides professional asbestos abatement and demolition support for residential and commercial properties throughout Tennessee.
Why Professional Asbestos Evaluation Matters
Contrary to popular belief, asbestos is not banned from every product or application in the United States. Residential and commercial structures, including some built more recently, may contain asbestos-containing materials. Exposure is associated with serious illnesses, including mesothelioma and asbestosis.
You cannot reliably identify asbestos just by looking at a material. Testing by qualified professionals is the only reliable way to determine whether asbestos is present.
Do Not Disturb Suspected Asbestos
Never attempt asbestos removal yourself. Trained and certified personnel use specialized containment, removal and disposal procedures to protect building occupants and workers.
Schedule a Professional Consultation
Call All Pro Restoration at (865) 688-1774 to discuss a consultation for your home or business.
What to Do Before Our Team Arrives
Suspected asbestos-containing materials should not be disturbed. Testing and properly controlled abatement help protect occupants, workers and the surrounding property.
- Do not cut, sand, drill, scrape or remove suspected asbestos-containing material.
- Keep people out of the area and avoid sweeping or using a household vacuum on debris.
- Contact qualified professionals for testing and guidance before renovation or demolition.
Can asbestos be identified by looking at a material?
No. Testing by qualified professionals is the reliable way to determine whether a material contains asbestos.
Should I remove suspected asbestos myself?
No. Disturbing suspected asbestos can release hazardous fibers. Abatement requires trained personnel, controlled procedures and appropriate disposal.
When should asbestos testing be considered?
Testing may be appropriate before renovation, demolition or disturbance of older or suspect materials. A qualified professional can advise on the specific property and project.