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Asbestos Testing Services

Asbestos, often hidden in older building materials, can lead to serious health risks. It still exists in many homes and commercial buildings today. That’s why O'Brien Construction LLC provides fast, accurate asbestos testing to identify hazardous materials. We help property owners, contractors, and buyers make informed decisions with certified lab results and expert inspection reports.

If you suspect asbestos is present, call (720) 245-1100 to book your inspection and get answers fast.

When Is Asbestos Testing Required?

Asbestos testing is typically necessary during property renovations, before demolition, or before any significant mechanical upgrades that could disturb building materials. Structures built before the late 1980s should be considered potentially hazardous until properly tested—especially if they contain vinyl tile, pipe insulation, cement siding, or popcorn ceilings.

State regulations dictate when testing must be conducted, usually before any work that might release asbestos fibers into the air. Beyond construction or renovation, testing is also a common requirement during real estate for due diligence, insurance risk assessments, and occupational safety planning—particularly in older commercial or industrial buildings.

O'Brien Construction LLC: A Professional Asbestos Testing Company

O'Brien Construction LLC is a professional asbestos testing company renowned for its expertise. Our company specializes in identifying hidden asbestos threats before repair work begins or for real estate sales.

Our expertise includes:

  • Comprehensive material identification
  • Bulk sampling
  • Air monitoring
  • Detailed documentation
  • Compliance and safety

How Does the Asbestos Testing Process Work?

We’re committed to rigorous asbestos testing protocols, adhering to methods approved and recognized by leading regulatory bodies.

Here’s an overview of our asbestos testing process:

  1. Visual inspections: A certified inspector conducts a thorough site assessment to identify potential asbestos-containing materials.
  2. Sample collection: After using proper containment methods, samples are carefully collected while preventing fiber release.
  3. Laboratory analyses: Samples are sent to certified labs for analysis using advanced microscopy techniques.
  4. Results classification: Each sample is classified as positive or negative based on thresholds for asbestos content.
  5. Comprehensive reporting: We provide detailed reports, including documentation and hazard classifications.

How Long Does It Take To Test for Asbestos?

In many cases, asbestos testing can be completed within a few days, depending on the scope and chosen service level. Typically, the process includes on-site inspection, sample collection, and laboratory analysis. While more complex processing and larger buildings can take longer, we conduct the testing efficiently so you can move forward with your project as quickly as possible.

Before we begin, we’ll provide you with an estimated turnaround time, ensuring you clearly understand the timeline.

Where Is Asbestos Most Commonly Found?

Buildings constructed or renovated prior to the mid-1980s are the most likely to contain asbestos. Its widespread use was due to its fire-resistant and insulating properties, making it a popular choice for various construction materials and products.

Asbestos is commonly found in:

  • Insulation around pipes, in attics, and walls
  • Roofing materials, including felt, tiles, and slates
  • Flooring products, such as vinyl tiles and adhesives
  • Ceiling treatments, including tiles and textured coatings like Artex
  • Fire protection materials, including insulating boards and fire doors
  • Cement products in pipes, siding, and panels

Schedule Asbestos Testing Services Today

Whether you simply suspect asbestos or are planning a major project, asbestos testing is a prudent step for any property owner. Our expert team provides comprehensive answers and guidance to help you move forward safely and in compliance with regulations.

Looking for asbestos testing services? Contact us at (720) 245-1100.

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