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Security-Widefield Commercial Asbestos Removal & Testing

Asbestos in older commercial buildings poses liability and health risk—we test and remove it safely in Security-Widefield.

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How We Handle Asbestos Testing and Removal

Older commercial buildings in Security-Widefield often contain asbestos in insulation, floor tiles, roofing, and pipe wrap. If you own or manage a property built before the 1980s, you face potential liability if materials deteriorate or if employees and tenants are exposed during renovation or maintenance. We start with certified testing to identify asbestos-containing materials, then safely abate or encapsulate them—all while keeping your facility operational and your team informed.

Our process begins with a comprehensive inspection of your building. We collect samples from suspect materials—common locations include mechanical rooms near Marksheffel Road industrial zones, basement pipe insulation, and HVAC systems in older office buildings throughout El Paso County. Labs confirm presence and type. Once results are clear, we develop an abatement plan that fits your schedule: containment, removal, or encapsulation depending on condition and your operational needs.

We coordinate access around your business hours, manage air quality monitoring during work, and ensure proper disposal of any abated material. Documentation and clearance testing are provided so you can confidently hand off a compliant property to tenants, buyers, or insurers. Our IICRC-trained team follows EPA and state regulations for asbestos work in commercial spaces.

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Our Asbestos Assessment Process

We inspect the full building envelope: roofing, exterior siding, foundation, mechanical spaces, and interior finishes. In Security and Widefield properties, we pay special attention to buildings near the Fountain-Fort Carson corridor where industrial and older commercial stock is common. We photograph conditions, identify high-risk zones, and explain findings in plain terms.

Samples go to an accredited lab for asbestos fiber analysis. We then provide a detailed report with testing results, material locations, condition ratings, and recommended next steps—whether that's encapsulation, planned removal, or no action if negative. You get a clear baseline for liability and compliance.

Asbestos Assessment Checklist Asbestos Assessment Checklist

Use this checklist to evaluate whether your commercial property needs asbestos testing.

  • Building constructed before 1989 (peak use of asbestos in commercial construction)
  • Visible deterioration on insulation, pipe wrap, or acoustical ceiling tiles
  • Recent renovation or maintenance work uncovered unfamiliar materials
  • Employees or tenants reporting respiratory concerns or asking about air quality
  • HVAC ducts, boiler rooms, or mechanical spaces with crumbling or discolored insulation
  • Exterior siding, roofing, or foundation materials showing wear or damage
  • Property manager or owner uncertainty about material composition in walls, crawlspaces, or attics
  • Upcoming tenant fit-out, lease renewal, or sale requiring environmental clearance
  • Insurance carrier or lender requesting asbestos verification
  • Planned capital project (renovation, remodel, or demolition) affecting older building sections
  • No documented asbestos survey or previous testing on file
  • Proximity to older industrial or commercial districts along Fontaine Boulevard or Widefield Boulevard

If you check three or more items, contact us for a no-obligation asbestos assessment. We'll determine if testing is needed and outline your options.

What's Included in Our Service

We handle the full chain—from intake to final clearance—so you can manage liability and keep your team safe.

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Security-Widefield Commercial Asbestos Removal & Testing FAQ

How long does asbestos testing take?

A visual inspection and sample collection typically take 1–3 hours depending on building size. Lab analysis takes 7–10 business days. We'll schedule around your business hours in Security-Widefield.

Do I need to close my building or relocate tenants during testing?

No. Testing is non-invasive and does not require closure. We coordinate with facility managers to access suspect areas during low-traffic periods. If abatement becomes necessary, we work with you to schedule work after hours or in phases.

What areas in El Paso County do you serve?

We serve Security-Widefield, the Fountain-Fort Carson corridor, and surrounding El Paso County areas. Call (719) 282-0997 to confirm your address.

My building was built in the 1970s. Do I automatically have asbestos?

Not necessarily. Many 1970s buildings used asbestos, but not all materials contain it. Testing is the only way to know. We recommend assessment for any pre-1989 commercial property, especially if materials show age or damage.

What happens if asbestos is found? Will removal be expensive?

Cost depends on type, location, and condition. We provide a detailed estimate before starting any work. Often, encapsulation (sealing the material) is safer and less disruptive than removal. We'll explain all options and your liability as a property owner.

Do you provide documentation for insurance or property sale?

Yes. We provide a complete asbestos survey report, lab results, and clearance testing documentation. This protects you in liability, insurance claims, and property transactions.

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Schedule Your Asbestos Assessment

Call (719) 282-0997 or contact us to book a commercial inspection in Security-Widefield. We'll identify risk and keep your facility compliant.