About Asbestos Services

Asbestos Testing Services

Our asbestos testing services involve thorough inspections of your property to identify potential asbestos-containing materials. We take samples from various areas and send them to a third-party laboratory to be analyzed, leaving no room for uncertainty.

Accredited Asbestos Inspectors

Our team consists of accredited asbestos inspectors across multiple states with extensive experience in identifying and assessing asbestos-containing materials. We adhere to the highest industry standards, ensuring accurate and precise results in every inspection.  All Asbestos inspections are conducted by experienced licensed asbestos inspectors following NESHAPS and/or Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) as required in public school districts and non-profit schools.

requirements.  Sample analysis is performed by an NVLAP-accredited laboratory.

• Licensed multi-state inspectors
• NVLAP-accredited lab analysis
• NESHAP & AHERA compliant

Air Monitoring During Abatement

In addition to testing materials, we prioritize air monitoring to assess the presence of airborne asbestos fibers during abatement activities.  SRP can provide a licensed Asbestos Supervisor/Contractor during all abatement activities.

Where We Work:

• Retail & Commercial Properties
• Hospitality & Resort-Style Facilities
• Municipality & Government Buildings
• Military Bases & Installations
• Educational Institutions & Universities
• Multi-family Residential Complexes
• Single-family Residential Properties
• Healthcare Facilities
• Assisted Living Facilities

When do you need an asbestos inspection?

Asbestos-containing materials can be present in any building, regardless of age. Properties built before 1980 carry the highest potential for Asbestos-Containing Materials, but materials used during later renovations, repairs, or remodels mean newer construction is not exempt. You should schedule an inspection before:

• Buying or selling a property — Know what you’re acquiring or disclosing before the deal closes.
• Renovation or demolition — Disturbing asbestos-containing materials without testing first is a regulatory violation and a health risk.
• Storm, fire, or water damage — Disasters disturb building materials. Know what was released.
• A routine compliance audit — Many industries and government facilities require periodic asbestos assessments.  For example, in accordance with AHERA, schools must have an original inspection to determine whether asbestos-containing materials are present and then re-inspect asbestos-containing material in each school every three years.

Ready to start your next project? Talk to a licensed asbestos inspector today.