Denver's go-to crew for asbestos, mold, lead and demolition. Denver's housing stock spans 1890s Victorians in Capitol Hill to mid-century ranches in Park Hill and modern infill in RiNo. That mix means almost every pre-1989 remodel hits asbestos popcorn, vinyl tile mastic, or pipe wrap - and almost every pre-1978 home needs RRP-compliant lead protocols.
Median home age in Denver is 55+ years. Roughly 60% of single-family homes predate the 1989 EPA asbestos ban, and over 70% predate the 1978 lead paint ban.
Denver permits asbestos abatement through CDPHE for anything over the trigger levels (160 sq ft / 260 linear ft / 55 gal). We pull the permit, run the 10-day waiting period, and stage containment before a single tile comes up.
Interior gut-outs, garage tear-downs, and full-house demos across Denver County. We coordinate with Development Services on permits, dumpsters, and right-of-way as needed.
South-facing Denver basements and 1900s brick foundations leak through the spring melt. We dry, contain, and remove drywall back to clean framing - then air-clear before re-build.
Pre-1978 Denver bungalows almost always have lead on the window sashes, exterior trim, and porch decking. EPA RRP-firm certified, with HEPA-vac cleanup and post-clearance wipes.
Crews dispatched daily across Denver County. Common service areas include:
Familiar with local landmarks like Denver Botanic Gardens, Union Station, Cherry Creek Trail, and the surrounding residential blocks our customers actually live on.
