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How to Test for Mold in Your House: Complete 2025 Guide
Mold is one of the most common hidden problems in homes across the United States. While a small patch in the shower may be harmless, mold growing behind walls, under carpets, or in air ducts can pose serious risks. It…
DIY Asbestos Test Kits vs Professional Testing: What You Need to Know
If your home was built before the 1980s, you’ve probably heard the warnings about asbestos. Once used in ceilings, flooring, insulation, and siding, asbestos is now recognized as a serious health hazard linked to mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis. Naturally,…
Popcorn Ceiling Asbestos: How to Test Safely in 2025
Popcorn ceilings were all the rage in mid-20th century homes. Also called stucco ceilings or acoustic ceilings, they were cheap, easy to apply, and great at hiding imperfections. But if your home was built before the 1980s, that textured ceiling…
How Much Does Asbestos Testing Cost in 2025? Full Breakdown
Asbestos testing isn’t just another line item in your renovation budget—it’s a critical investment in your health and safety. Asbestos exposure is linked to life-threatening diseases, including mesothelioma and lung cancer. If your home or building was constructed before the…
How to Test for Asbestos: Complete 2025 Guide
Asbestos was once praised as a miracle material. Strong, durable, fire-resistant, and cheap, it was used in homes, schools, and commercial buildings throughout most of the 20th century. But hidden behind those advantages is a deadly risk: exposure to asbestos…

Asbestos Siding: What It Looks Like & How to Spot It
You can recognize asbestos siding by its fibrous texture, cement-like appearance, and typical colors ranging from gray to bluish-gray. Look for hues like white, yellow, green, brown, gold, or even black depending on the type. It often appears as cement…

Asbestos Insulation: Identifying in Walls & Attics
Exploring the topic of identifying asbestos insulation in walls and attics, we uncover that approximately 80% of homes built before 1980 may contain asbestos materials. Understanding the potential risks posed by asbestos exposure is essential for safeguarding our well-being and…

Why Asbestos Testing Costs Are Hard to Predict
Any renovation, whether big or small, inevitably brings trouble, expense, and plenty of stress. Even the simplest tasks often prove to be more complicated than originally expected. Unexpected developments, such as structural surprises or hidden issues, can quickly derail plans…

10 Asbestos Materials Still Found in Denver Homes
Asbestos was once hailed as a “miracle material” in construction — resistant to fire, water, and corrosion. But today, it’s a hidden danger in thousands of Denver properties. Homes built before 1988 often contain asbestos in floors, walls, ceilings, and…

Popcorn Ceilings & Asbestos: How to Tell Safely
If your popcorn ceiling was installed before the 1980s, it probably contains asbestos. You can’t tell just by looking, since asbestos fibers are microscopic. Hire a licensed professional to collect and analyze a sample since DIY testing isn’t as accurate…

Asbestos Tiles Under Carpet: Safe Removal Guide
Replacing carpets can be an exciting venture to enhance the aesthetic and value of your home. You spend time selecting the right brand, perfect color, and best pile for your space. However, replacing carpet becomes a daunting task when asbestos…

Cut Asbestos Removal Costs with Point Count Tests
Asbestos abatement is the process of removing asbestos-containing materials from renovated or demolished properties. This process is time-consuming, complex, and notably expensive. The costs include: Overall, the cost of asbestos removal can be estimated at $40 per square foot. For…
Should You Handle Asbestos Abatement Yourself? Here’s What You Need to Know
If you own a property in Colorado and are considering a renovation that may involve asbestos-containing materials, you might be wondering: Can I handle the abatement myself? The short answer is yes—but that doesn’t mean you should. Colorado regulations give…

Asbestos in Walls & Plaster: What You Need to Know
Worried about asbestos in your plaster or drywall walls? If your Colorado home — especially in areas like Denver, CO — was built before 1985, there’s a high chance it contains hidden asbestos materials, particularly in plaster walls, cement boards,…

Asbestos Tile Removal: Test First for Safe Disposal
Asbestos was once a popular building material due to its durability and fire-resistant properties. However, it is now widely known that asbestos exposure poses serious health risks, including lung disease and cancer. If your home or commercial property in Denver…

Demolition Prep: What to Know Before You Start
“I was sure the demolition would not have started until the end of the month,” I heard once from a customer who was astonished to see me tear apart a third layer of flooring in the kitchen. “I did not…

How to Identify Asbestos Pipe Insulation
Identifying asbestos insulation can be tricky because it looks similar to other non-asbestos materials. However, there are a few key signs to look for: 1. Visual Appearance 🔎 Color & Texture: 🔎 Common Forms: 2. Where to Look Asbestos pipe…
