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Member of & trained to industry standards

NORMI - National Organization of Remediators and Mold InspectorsIICRC Certified - Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration CertificationNRPP - National Radon Proficiency ProgramACAC - Council-certified Indoor Environmentalist (CIE/CIEC)RIA - Restoration Industry AssociationISSA - The Worldwide Cleaning Industry AssociationNARI - National Association of the Remodeling Industry

Credentials & standing

  • Asbestos: Licensed asbestos contractor in Georgia, South Carolina & Alabama (state license required and held).
  • Lead paint: EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm (RRP).
  • Mold remediation: performed to EPA/industry standards (IICRC AMRT/MRS · NORMI CMR).
  • Radon measurement & mitigation: performed to EPA/industry standards (NRPP RMT/RMS).
  • Indoor air quality (IAQ): performed to EPA/industry standards (CIE/CIEC).
  • In business since 2009 · Insured $1M/$3M.
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Removing Asbestos Shingles: A High-Quality and Certified Approach

Asbestos shingles, commonly found in older buildings, often contain hazardous materials like asbestos cement and asbestos-containing siding. The process of removing these shingles is intricate. It requires a deep understanding of the risks involved, particularly the danger of releasing asbestos fibers into the environment.

This is where the expertise of a certified asbestos abatement contractor becomes indispensable. Professionals, like the team at ESA, receive extensive asbestos training in how to remove asbestos siding.

We are also equipped with the necessary safety gear to handle these hazardous building materials. Hiring a professional for this task is critical. This is true for the proper removal and disposal of asbestos waste and to ensure the safety and health of everyone involved.

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The Role of Licensed Asbestos Removal in Ensuring Safety

Working with a licensed asbestos removal company is crucial when dealing with asbestos shingle and asbestos siding removal. Our professionals employ methods such as HEPA filters and siding encapsulation. We do this to carefully prevent the spread of asbestos fibers during the removal process.

A licensed company ensures the effective removal of asbestos and its safe and compliant disposal. This adherence to safety protocols and environmental standards is vital for protecting the health of both the workers and the environment. At ES America, we take pride in our commitment to safety. We provide professional asbestos removal services that meet the highest standards.

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Why Choose ESA for Asbestos Shingle Removal

ESA stands out as a high-quality, licensed, and certified asbestos abatement company, specializing in asbestos shingle removal. Our commitment to safety and compliance with health regulations is unwavering. The ESA team is trained in the latest asbestos abatement techniques. This dedication to continued learning ensures that the removal process is both efficient and safe.

Choosing ESA means opting for a company that values the safety of its clients and the environment. Our expertise in handling asbestos-containing materials is unmatched. This makes us the ideal choice for anyone needing asbestos shingle removal services.

For efficient and safe removal of asbestos shingles, contact us. Our dedication to quality service and adherence to safety standards make us the best choice for your asbestos abatement needs.

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