Asbestos Abatement & Removal in Shrewsbury

First signs of asbestos exposure appear 10-40 years after initial contact, making early detection difficult. Common early symptoms include persistent coughing, shortness of breath, chest pain, and fatigue.

Asbestos-related diseases like asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma develop gradually over decades and are challenging to diagnose in early stages.

If you suspect asbestos exposure, seek medical attention immediately and inform your healthcare provider of any potential exposure history for proper evaluation and monitoring.

The cost of an asbestos inspection can vary depending on several factors, including the size and complexity of the property, the number of samples collected, and the scope of the inspection.

On average, New Jersey homeowners can expect to pay anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand dollars for a comprehensive asbestos inspection. Additional costs may include laboratory testing fees for sample analysis and any necessary follow-up assessments or remediation work.

To learn what your asbestos testing fees might be, get in touch with our team. We’ll provide you with an upfront estimate based on your unique circumstances.

Asbestos testing takes few days to weeks depending on property size, sample quantity, and laboratory processing times. The process involves collecting material samples from suspected asbestos-containing materials and sending them to accredited laboratories for analysis.

Testing includes sample transportation, laboratory analysis, and detailed reporting. Turnaround times vary among testing companies and laboratories, but Brick Asbestos & Demolition expedites the testing process whenever possible to minimize delays for New Jersey property owners.

Only certified professionals should perform asbestos inspections and testing due to severe health risks and safety requirements.

Brick Asbestos & Demolition has required training, experience, and specialized equipment to safely collect samples, conduct thorough inspections, and analyze materials for hazardous substances. This ensures accurate results and proper handling of potentially dangerous materials.

Never attempt DIY asbestos identification or testing due to high exposure risk and potential long-term health problems.

Asbestos testing is not explicitly required by law in New Jersey for residential properties unless they are undergoing renovation or demolition.

However, regulations may vary depending on the type of property and its intended use. Commercial buildings and certain public facilities may have specific asbestos inspection requirements outlined by federal, state, or local regulations.

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During asbestos removal in Shrewsbury, NJ, safety is our top priority. Licensed contractors set up sealed containment zones and use negative air pressure systems to stop fiber spread. Workers wear protective gear at all times. All asbestos waste is double-sealed, labeled, and transported to certified disposal facilities, ensuring compliance while protecting residents, workers, and the environment.

Absolutely. Brick Asbestos & Demolition is a fully licensed demolition contractor and is licensed for asbestos abatement by the New Jersey Department of Labor Asbestos Control Program. Our licenses and insurance are always up to date and readily available for verification. This protection ensures you're covered in the event of any accidents, and our work complies with all New Jersey regulatory requirements. As a family-owned business operating since 1986, maintaining proper licensing and insurance has been fundamental to our reputation and client trust.

Before demolition begins, remove all personal belongings, furniture, and valuables from the structure. Disconnect and relocate any items you want to preserve, such as light fixtures, appliances, or architectural elements. Clear the area around the structure for equipment access - typically 15-20 feet on all sides. Notify neighbors of the scheduled work dates as a courtesy. Brick Asbestos & Demolition will handle the technical preparations including utility disconnections, permits, and safety measures. We'll provide you with a detailed preparation checklist during our planning phase and can recommend salvage companies if you want to recoup value from materials like hardwood flooring, fixtures, or brick.