Licensed - Accredited - Committed to Safety

As licensed and accredited asbestos inspectors, we provide comprehensive services to identify, assess, and manage asbestos risks in your property. Whether for residential, commercial, or industrial projects, our inspections are designed to protect occupants, ensure regulatory compliance, and support safe construction and renovation practices.

What We Offer

• Certified Expertise: Licensed and accredited to perform asbestos inspections in accordance with federal,
  state, and local regulations.

• Comprehensive Surveys: Detailed inspections of building materials to identify asbestos‑containing
  materials (ACMs).

• Risk Assessment: Clear evaluation of potential exposure risks and recommendations
  for safe management or removal.

• Regulatory Compliance: Guidance to ensure your project meets OSHA, EPA, and state requirements.

• Documentation & Reporting: Thorough reports with actionable insights to support planning, permitting,
  and remediation.

• Project Support: Collaboration with contractors, architects, and engineers to integrate asbestos management
  into your project timeline.

  Why It Matters

  Asbestos can pose serious health risks if disturbed. Proper inspection and management are critical to safeguarding workers, residents, and the long‑term value of your property. Asbestos products are still being produced, imported, and installed in NEW construction projects to this day. By working with a licensed professional, you gain peace of mind knowing your project is compliant, safe, and responsibly managed.

  Did You Know?

• ALL Facilities MUST BE thoroughly inspected by a Montana accredited asbestos inspector asbestos BEFORE renovation or demolition activities, REGARDLESS of the age of construction. Even though Asbestos has ben banned from production in the U.S., Asbestos products are still being produced and imported. (Failure to comply with these requirements may result in enforcement actions including fines and penalties.)
  

• Resources for more detailed information on asbestos rules and requirements can be found at
  Think Asbestos Brochure.pdf and
  DEQ Overview of Significant Changes to Current Regulations  April 17, 2024 
  ACP Rule Summary.pdf   
  These regulations are part of the broader effort to ensure the safe handling and disposal of asbestos materials in Montana, reflecting the state’s commitment to public health and environmental protection.