BioRestore Asbestos & Mold

07/17/2024

Our team frequently receives inquiries about asbestos testing. Is there a particular date after which testing is deemed unnecessary? We recommend reading this insightful article that delves into the topic and clears up any misconceptions about a fictitious date.

05/03/2024

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04/20/2024

Raising awareness today in Albany, Georgia at the “meet your city event”!

Helping people to understand that Asbestos is not a banned substance and can be found in buildings of any age.

Your Mold and Asbestos experts here to assist and help in anyway we can.

(404) 476-8660

01/21/2024

If you are in the Restoration industry in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, or Tennessee. We need to connect!

If you think Asbestos was banned years ago we need to connect and talk!

If you are not testing All of your losses for Asbestos we need to connect and talk!

If you are looking to grow your profits and restoration business in 2024 and beyond we need to connect!

Matt
678.668.1030

12/12/2023

Asbestos!

Is it an issue only in older homes?

If you are in the restoration, renovation, or demo industry are you in violation of state or federal laws if you are not testing prior to your project starting?

Do you think asbestos is currently banned or illegal to be used today?

The answers may surprise you and you may be in a position to be fined or sued!

Contact me today for further information. We are here to help. Keep your sites free from safety concerns for your teams and clients.

Matt
678.668.1030

08/31/2022

IICRC Certified Firms operate under the IICRC's standard of care in the inspection, cleaning, and restoration industries. IICRC Certified Firms are sought after for their industry knowledge and technical expertise, encouraging their technicians to further their career through IICRC education and tra...

11/18/2021

Some points to consider when having renovations or after an insurance loss in your home or building.

08/26/2021

https://youtu.be/WizhEn31pCw

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08/26/2021

A review from a previous customer. This is why we love what we do.

BioRestore have completely changed my two year old daughter’s quality of life. For the first year my family moved into our new home, my daughter could not stop coughing at night and was always going to the doctor. After we checked her into the hospital due to loss of appetite and still coughing every night, we discovered she had “spotting” on her lungs. The ER doctor recommended for my wife and I to get the house checked for mold. We started searching on the web for mold removal companies and found BioRestore. They responded right away to our need of services and found mold leading from our basement’s utility room air vent to our daughter’s room. They performed the mold removal and helped me deal with my house insurance agency. It has been about 7 months since BioRestore fix our mold problem, and my daughter has not coughed through the night since. Not only did BioRestore do a great job of removal, but their “hands-on” approach was everlasting for my family. The BioRestore Field Supervisor Matt made our family real like we were is top priority. Even after the job was done, he still was checking in with us to make sure our daughter was doing okay. I high recommend this company for anyone who is looking for a company that is going to do a great job and provide great customer service!

01/21/2021

Does [Georgia] EPD consider floor tile removal a regulated “friable” project?

It depends on what method is being used to remove the floor tiles. EPD considers intact floor tile non-friable ACM; however, upon disturbance it becomes friable. EPD uses two criteria to determine whether a floor tile project is regulated or not:

The condition of the floor tile
The method(s) that will be used to remove the floor tile and mastic (if present)
A floor tile project that is removing tiles using “mechanical means,” such as long-handled scrapers (e.g., ice chippers, shovels, spud bars), powered mechanical chisels, or shot-blasters is considered a regulated friable project since these methods subject the floor tiles to breakage and, therefore, generate RACM.

A project using tile removal methods including, but not limited to, chemical methods, dry ice, and infrared machines is not considered a regulated activity since these methods typically do not generate RACM.

Friable asbestos removal projects that are more than 10 square feet or 10 linear feet must be performed by a Georgia Licensed Asbestos Contractor who must submit a project notification to EPD; pay any associated fees for removal; and follow all standard work practices, including wet removal and proper disposal.

Reference:

Local, state, and federal government websites often end in .gov. State of Georgia government websites and email systems use “georgia.gov” or “ga.gov” at the end of the address. Before sharing sensitive or personal information, make sure you’re on an official state website.

03/12/2020

Information on Corona Covid-19. Let us know if you have any questions and if we can assist in an emergency plan if you building comes in contact with an infected person. With this virus we are seeing incorrect information. If you want accurate data and answers consult the following websites.

Www.who.int

Www.cdc.org

03/06/2020

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