Many homes built before the late 1980s contain asbestos in floor tiles, sheet vinyl, or adhesives. This guide explains how to identify high-risk materials like 9x9 tiles and black mastic, the health risks of fiber exposure, and the safest ways to manage or remove asbestos during a home renovation.

Planning to finally scrape that dated popcorn ceiling? Before you pick up a scraper, a hidden danger could be lurking in homes built before the mid-1980s. This danger is asbestos, and understanding it is crucial for keeping your family safe during any renovation.

If you are planning a home renovation, a commercial remodel, or a full-scale demolition in the Denver area, "asbestos" is likely a word that has come up in your permitting process. In Colorado, asbestos management isn't just a safety recommendation—it is a strictly enforced legal requirement under Regulation 8, Part B.

Whether you are planning on a full renovation, scraping popcorn ceilings or getting new floors, you are likely to need an asbestos inspection. But a quick search for "asbestos inspection near me" can return a dizzying array of contractors, remediation companies, and labs.

At Colorado Asbestos Inspections, LLC, we believe that finding an expert shouldn't be a guessing game. In Colorado, the stakes are high—not just for your health, but for your legal liability and your project’s timeline.