Asbestos abatement · Removal + encapsulation
Asbestos removal, encapsulation and enclosure for older homes, with the repair afterward
Trained and certified for complete removal, encapsulation, enclosure and repair when older materials in a Dallas Fort Worth home are disturbed.
Where asbestos hides in an older Dallas Fort Worth home
Asbestos was built into a lot of older houses, and most of it stays put until someone disturbs it. The materials that may contain it include drywall, tiles, roofing shingles, siding, and insulation in the roof, attic, ductwork, wiring and pipes. Hot water and steam pipes, boilers, furnace insulation and furnace door gaskets are on the same list.
The list keeps going in places a homeowner would not think to look: artificial ashes and embers in gas fireplaces, older stove-top pads, wall and floor protection around wood stoves, some vinyl floor tiles with their backing and adhesives, and soundproofing or decorative material. If your house has any of these, a damage event is the moment it matters.
Brick home with a front lawn, from the Paschall Construction Group gallery
Removal, encapsulation, enclosure and repair
Fibres become airborne when older buildings are renovated or demolished, and exposure is possible after wind, rain or storm damage. That is why this work is not a weekend job with a dust mask. Paschall Restoration is trained and certified for complete asbestos removal, encapsulation, enclosure and repair, so the abatement and the repair afterward stay with one company.
Removal takes the material out. Encapsulation seals it in place, and enclosure walls it off, which can be the right call when taking it out would disturb more than it fixes. Which one fits a given ceiling, pipe wrap or floor is decided after an inspection and estimate, not over the phone. Call 866.336.4070 and ask for that visit.
Closing the wall back up the right way
The job is not finished when the material is gone. Walls, ceilings and floors have to be repaired, and Paschall Construction Group, the sister company at the same Rowlett address, handles the rebuild. A family that already has one crew on the abatement does not have to go looking for a second contractor to close the walls back up.
Skipping a step is where an older house gets into trouble: patching a ceiling over material that was never identified, or sanding a floor that sits on old tile and adhesive. If wind, rain or a storm has opened up a roof or a wall in your home, call 866.336.4070 any hour before anyone starts tearing out finishes.
Trained and certified for removal, encapsulation, enclosure and repair. 866.336.4070, any hour.