What Should I Expect During Asbestos Abatement?
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After a storm, a fire, or a flood, the cleanup is never just about debris. Damaged buildings can release things that were sealed safely inside them for decades — asbestos in old floor tile and siding, lead paint, mold growing in soaked walls. Environmental Services of America (ES America) provides disaster cleanup services across Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama as a licensed environmental remediation contractor, so the hazards get handled along with the mess.
In homes and buildings constructed before the 1980s, storm and fire damage often breaks open materials that contain asbestos or lead — and hauling them off like ordinary debris can spread contamination through the property and violate disposal rules.
ES America was built for exactly this situation. We're an asbestos abatement and environmental remediation company first, which means our disaster crews can recognize regulated materials in the wreckage, test what's suspect, and remove it legally — instead of making a bad day worse.
Every disaster cleanup ES America performs follows the same hazard-aware sequence, so the mess gets cleared without spreading contamination or violating disposal rules.
We walk the damage with you, identify immediate safety hazards, and flag any suspect regulated materials before anyone starts pulling debris.
We stop ongoing damage where we can and isolate hazardous areas so people and pets stay out of harm's way.
Broken materials in pre-1980s buildings get tested before they get hauled. It's faster than it sounds, and it protects you from contamination and liability.
General debris goes out as debris; regulated materials are removed by licensed crews under the proper procedures and disposed of at approved facilities.
Mold remediation, deodorization, and final cleaning as needed, with documentation you can hand to your insurance carrier.
Disaster cleanup usually means an insurance claim. We document our work — scope, photos, disposal records — in a form adjusters can use, and we're experienced at coordinating with carriers on storm, fire, and water losses. You focus on your family or your business; we'll make sure the paperwork tells the story.
Storm, flood, or fire — each disaster leaves different damage behind, and different hazards in the debris.
Wind and tree damage, collapsed structures, and scattered building debris. When a fallen tree damages an older home, the broken siding, roofing, or plaster it leaves behind may contain asbestos — see our page on asbestos services for fallen tree removal for how we handle that scenario safely.
Extraction of damaged contents, removal of soaked drywall, flooring, and insulation, and structural drying support. Flooded buildings grow mold fast in our Southeastern humidity — and because ES America also performs mold remediation, we can move straight from cleanup to remediation without bringing in a second contractor.
Not sure what your cleanup involves? Call (404) 994-6006 and walk us through the damage.
Since 2009, Environmental Services of America has helped homeowners and businesses across Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama recover from the worst days a property can have. We're licensed, bonded ($1M/$3M), and insured, with EPA/AHERA/ASHARA certification #20616 and state asbestos licenses in all three states we serve. When the damage involves hazards, you don't want the cheapest hauler — you want a crew that knows what it's looking at.
Removal of burned debris and damaged contents, with proper attention to the hazards fire creates: older buildings can release asbestos when fire-damaged materials are disturbed, and burned structures often require careful, selective removal rather than rough demolition.
When a property is unsafe or deteriorating, speed matters. Our emergency remediation services team mobilizes quickly to stabilize the situation, secure hazards, and get the property on a path back to normal.
Offices, retail, industrial, and multi-family properties across Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama — with the same hazard-aware approach we bring to homes, and documentation your property manager or carrier can use.
We prioritize emergency calls and mobilize as quickly as conditions allow. Call (404) 994-6006, describe the situation, and we'll tell you honestly when a crew can be on site.
Buildings constructed before the 1980s often contain asbestos in siding, roofing, floor tile, plaster, and insulation. Storm and fire damage breaks those materials open, and disturbing or hauling them improperly can release fibers and violate disposal regulations. A licensed contractor tests first and removes regulated materials correctly.
Yes. Mold remediation is one of our core service lines, so flood cleanup and mold remediation can run as one continuous project instead of two separate contractors and two schedules.
Yes. We document scope, conditions, and disposal, and coordinate with adjusters on storm, fire, and water claims so the cleanup is properly captured in your claim.
Yes — offices, retail, industrial, and multi-family properties across Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama, with the same hazard-aware approach we bring to homes.
Dealing with storm, fire, or flood damage right now? Call ES America at (404) 994-6006 or email services@es-america.com. We serve Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama — and we know what's in the debris.
Whether you have a question about our services, pricing or anything else, our team is ready to help you get the service you require.