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Is Asbestos Removal Routine?

Increasingly, administrators at aging public buildings like schools, hospitals, courthouses, and government offices are claiming that removing asbestos has become standard and, therefore, safe. Despite the fact that asbestos is commonly found in the ceiling and floor tiles, siding, and insulation, administrators argue that because its not friable - that is, aerosolized - it's not a health hazard.

Yes, administrators are right to point out that asbestos is most dangerous when it has been disturbed. Unfortunately, they're wrong to argue that asbestos removal is routine or uniformly safe. Asbestos removal is closely watched by state and federal agencies and generally conducted only by professionals. Tragically, many builders and contractors remove asbestos-based products without proper safety gear, appropriate operating procedures or notification of building residents. For these reasons and more, it's not safe!

Fears | Nachawati specializes in asbestos-based diseases, asbestos removal, and asbestos removal. If a public building that is important to you, such as your children's school or your workplace, is undergoing asbestos removal, you might want to talk to us about the risks that you and your loved ones face. For a free consultation, call 1.866.705.7584 or send an email to info@fnlawfirm.com. We're ready to help you!

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