Survey / Inspection

Understanding Asbestos Risks and Regulations

Even in minimal amounts, asbestos poses significant health risks, leading to stringent state and federal regulations governing its management during home renovation and demolition. Quality Living of Washington ensures compliance by employing certified professionals to conduct thorough building inspections, specifically the AHERA Good Faith Inspection. This meticulous process safeguards the health and well-being of contractors and property owners involved in on-site activities.

The Purpose of Building Surveys and Inspections

A building inspection or survey conducted by Quality Living of Washington serves the primary objective of detecting the presence of asbestos-containing materials (ACM) or presumed asbestos-containing materials (PACM) within your property. This preemptive step is crucial before any construction or renovation work begins, ensuring a proactive approach to managing potential asbestos hazards.

Importance of AHERA Certified Inspectors

Quality Living of Washington emphasizes the significance of AHERA-certified building inspectors in conducting the Asbestos Good Faith Inspection. This certification, mandated for permit approval, underscores the safe management and removal of asbestos, reducing the risk of exposure for contractors scheduled to work on-site. Our commitment is to facilitate a seamless, safe, and stress-free process, making us the ideal partner for asbestos inspections and surveys, regardless of the project's size.