Asbestos & Lead Abatement
Older Utah homes and buildings — popcorn ceilings, vinyl flooring, older insulation — can contain asbestos or lead that's safe until it's disturbed by renovation, damage, or age. All Pro Services tests, contains, and removes it to code, so a remodel or repair doesn't turn into a bigger health risk.
Signs You Need This Service
- A pre-1980s home undergoing renovation
- Deteriorating popcorn ceilings, floor tile, or pipe insulation
- Peeling or damaged paint in an older home (possible lead)
- A renovation permit requiring abatement clearance first
From Contained to Cleared
A real Utah asbestos abatement job.
- 01/The Call — A renovation or repair on an older property raises concern.
- 02/Testing — We confirm whether asbestos or lead is present before any work begins.
- 03/Containment — The work area is sealed under negative air pressure.
- 04/Abatement — Certified removal follows state and federal requirements.
- 05/Cleared — Air testing confirms the space is safe before materials are disposed of.
Our Process
- Step 1
Testing & inspection
We identify whether asbestos or lead is present before any work begins — this is required, not optional, before disturbing older materials.
- Step 2
Containment setup
The work area is sealed and put under negative air pressure to prevent fibers or dust from spreading.
- Step 3
Certified abatement
Removal follows state and federal requirements, using certified techniques for the specific material involved.
- Step 4
Clearance testing & disposal
Air is tested to confirm the space is safe, and materials are disposed of according to hazardous waste regulations.
Why Choose All Pro Services?
- 01
24/7 Emergency Response
Our team is available around the clock when you need us.
- 02
IICRC Certified
Trained professionals using industry-standard restoration practices.
- 03
Insurance Assistance
We help make the insurance process easier with estimates and documentation.
- 04
Residential & Commercial
From homes to large commercial properties, we're equipped to handle both.
Frequently Asked Questions
Call 801-505-9800 — available 24/7 for emergencies, or reach out online for a free assessment.
Q.01Is asbestos dangerous if it's left alone?
Undisturbed asbestos in good condition is generally low-risk — the danger comes from disturbing it during renovation or damage, which is why testing before work starts matters.
Q.02Do I need to leave my home during abatement?
For most contained, localized abatement, no — but for larger jobs affecting shared air space, we'll tell you clearly if it's required.
Q.03Is abatement required before I can renovate?
In many cases, yes, especially for pre-1980s properties — local permitting often requires clearance testing before renovation work can proceed.
Call All Pro Services.
Don't let it become a bigger problem. Our team is ready to respond, assess the damage, and help restore your property.
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