Asbestos Testing Service
Planning on renovating your home or upgrading your office, but little do you know there are hidden items within the walls or ceilings that could be a silent threat- asbestos. Once a popular material in building but also known for dangerous health risks, asbestos can stay in old structures. Our asbestos testing service is the answer and your defense. Using our modern methods to uncover any hidden asbestos materials like insulation, tiles or flooring. With our professional and certified asbestos experts, you will get fast, accurate results and clear plans. Take control today, and let us help you create a healthier and asbestos-free environment.
Trust Quest Testing for a reliable, trusted licensed asbestos testing professional services. Whether on homes, demolition, renovation, or any surfaces that may contain asbestos, there are common reasons why you should get an asbestos testing.
Types of Asbestos Testing We Offer
For any building type that is constructed before 1987, a consultation with an asbestos investigator is a must, based on NYC Buildings Bulletin 2009-31. All materials could be suspected of containing asbestos and need testing. We specialize in various asbestos testing methods that meet the needs of residential and commercial properties. Our services include:
- Bulk Sampling: Testing and checking on materials like insulation, tiles, & drywall to know the asbestos content.
Our certified professional asbestos inspectors use the latest and updated equipment and follow strict EPA and State guidelines to provide precise and reliable results.
Materials We Use In Our Asbestos Testing Services
To secure the highest standards of safety and accuracy, we use advanced tools and materials during our asbestos testing process. These tools include:
- High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) Filters These filters are used in air sampling to get even the smallest asbestos fibers available in the air.
- Sealable Sample Bags These sample bags are very important in securing samples during transportation before going to accredited labs
- You Can Trust Us: We utilize a certified independent laboratory for testing, ensuring unbiased and accurate results with no vested interests.
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Our professional inspectors use and wear protective gear to prevent any form of cross-contamination and ensure safety.
- Accredited LaboratoriesAll the samples collected are analyzed in certified labs that meet state and federal regulations.
By using modern and advanced materials and following strict protocols, we guarantee you a safe and thorough asbestos testing service on your property.
How Does Our Asbestos Testing Work?
Our Asbestos testing service process starts with an initial consultation to identify any potential asbestos-containing materials. We secure and collect samples safely using specialzed tools, then we proceed with Sealing & Labeling before we send them to an accredited lab for lab analysis. If already completed, we provide a detailed data report on any asbestos presence, type and concentration with the recommendations for removal, encapsulation, or monitoring. We also always ensure compliance documentation with local and federal regulations, which delivers a smooth, peaceful, and safe process.
Frequently Asked Questions in our Asbestos Testing Services
Yes, it is required. Any renovation or destruction of any building or structure that is built before 1986 must get an asbestos testing. This is a requirement to secure safety towards workers and residents by knowing and managing properly asbestos-containing materials.
It usually takes around 1 to 2 business working days to collect samples and 2 to 5 additional days for a laboratory analysis. Some certified laboratories provide accelerated services for faster results that would take up to 24 to 48 hours. Time does vary depending on the project’s complexity and laboratory availability.
You can find asbestos commonly in seasoned homes and buildings (constructed before 1980s) and in materials like covers, floor tiles, ceiling tiles, pipe wrap, and popcorn ceilings.
