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1. • • If you suspect a material within your home might contain asbestos (for example floor tile, ceiling tile or old pipe wrap) and the material is damaged (fraying or falling apart) or if you are planning on performing a renovation that would disturb the material, the EPA recommends that you have it sampled by a properly trained and accredited asbestos professional (inspector).
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   Sampling Concrete for Asbestos. For years, concrete floors, walls and footings were not considered to be “suspect asbestos-containing materials.” Concrete was often not even sampled during a standard asbestos survey.

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   Do I need an asbestos assessment?

   • If you are concerned those materials in your home may contain asbestos and the materials are damaged (frayed, falling apart) or if you are performing a renovation that will disturb the material, consult with a state accredited asbestos assessment/inspection firm. ASBESTOS IN BRAKES. 7.

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   What should a contractor consider when dealing with an asbestos-containing floor?

   • Here are some options contractors can consider when dealing with an asbestos-containing floor. Asbestos is a general name given to naturally occurring silicate materials composed of long, thin fibers. The material is highly resistant to fire, has excellent insulating properties and the structure of its fibers make it strong, durable, and flexible.

   What To Do With Asbestos In The Floor | For Construction Pros

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   Can asbestos be removed from a concrete floor?

   • With the asbestos removed or safely sealed, contractors can grind and polish the floor ready for a new covering. Take the time to select the right tooling to achieve the required concrete surface profile. National Flooring Equipment

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   When was asbestos used in flooring?

   • Beginning in the 1920’s up to the 1980’s, manufacturers used asbestos in materials such as vinyl composition tile (VCT). These floor coverings were often popular in large commercial buildings such as supermarkets because they were long-lasting and easy to maintain.

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   How do I know if I have asbestos in my home (in floor tile, ceiling tile, shingles, siding, etc.)? The only way to be sure whether a material contains asbestos is to have it tested by a qualified laboratory.

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5. garrettconcrete.com › 2018/04/03 › why-and-whenWhy and When Asbestos Was Used in Concrete

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   Apr 3, 2018 · Some old structures may contain concrete with a relatively high asbestos content, leading to an even higher level of risk. How Hard Is to Detect Asbestos? When building materials such as wallboards and tiles break apart, a simple visual examination will reveal their asbestos content.

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   Aug 8, 2023 · This page provides information on federal requirements for the renovation and demolition of buildings that contain asbestos. It also provides guidance on developing and maintaining an operations and maintenance program to manage asbestos-containing materials in buildings.

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   “I don’t need to test it, we tested before in another unit” “If I needed to test the plumber or contractor would have handled it” In multi-unit complexes where Landlord-Tenant relationships exist it is quite common for repair work to be completed when no survey was performed on the specific materials in question, as required by the South Coast AQMD...

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   It is imperative to note that other regulatory bodies also have jurisdiction, such as requirements by CalOSHA to protect workers, requirements set forth in AHERA which have specific requirements for educational institutions, and local City ordinances as part of their permitting process (City of Los Angeles as an example). It is also important that ...

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   To help you avoid having to read through hundreds of pages of material we have boiled it down to a few quick questions to give you the answer of whether an Asbestos Test is required. Is the material(s) being removed/disturbed less than 100 sq. ft. ? Is the property a single-family residence (i.e. not a condo/apartment, commercial property, school)?...

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8. www.forconstructionpros.com › concrete › equipmentWhat To Do With Asbestos In The Floor | For Construction Pros

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   Jul 19, 2023 · With the asbestos removed or safely sealed, contractors can grind and polish the floor ready for a new covering. Take the time to select the right tooling to achieve the required concrete...

9. augustmack.com › 2020/12/11 › do-i-really-need-anDo I Really Need An Asbestos Survey, Even If The Property Was ...

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   Dec 11, 2020 · That answer is no. That is why the EPA NESHAP regulation states, if you’re going to demolish or renovate a building you must have an asbestos survey to determine if ACMs are present prior to the commencement of the project.