Professional asbestos removal and abatement to detect, contain, and safely remove asbestos from your property, protecting occupants and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
Asbestos was commonly used in building materials decades ago, and properties built before the 1980s may still contain these hazardous elements. It can be hidden in walls, flooring, insulation, and ceilings — and when disturbed, its dangerous fibers become airborne and pose serious health risks. Disturbing asbestos during renovation, demolition, or general wear and tear can release microscopic fibers that are harmful when inhaled. Our certified technicians perform meticulous testing, controlled removal, and responsible disposal to protect your property and the people inside.
Asbestos can be found in many building materials, including:
• Insulation around pipes and ductwork
• Floor tiles and backing
• Popcorn ceilings and textured plasters
• Roofing and siding materials
• Cement and plaster compounds
When these materials are compromised or deteriorating, professional removal is essential before renovation or demolition.
Don’t risk health hazards or regulatory violations — contact Kidd’s Restoration & Cleaning Services for certified asbestos inspection and removal services.
Removing asbestos requires careful containment, testing, and specialist procedures to ensure no fibers escape into the air. Our standardized process protects you, your property, and your environment.
Asbestos exposure carries serious long-term health risks and must be treated with caution. Kidd’s certified team follows strict safety protocols to ensure your property is safe for building use, renovation, or occupancy after removal.
Asbestos issues often intersect with other property concerns, especially in older buildings or during renovation projects. Kidd’s Restoration & Cleaning Services offers complementary services that support safe property improvement:
Mold Removal & Remediation – protect against moisture and microbial growth
Water Damage Restoration & Removal – drying services to prevent mold and deterioration
Fire Damage Restoration & Repair – full rebuilding after fire events
Storm Damage Cleanup – wind and water impacts that may expose hidden asbestos
Construction & Renovation Services – safe, compliant updates after abatement
These services help restore, improve, and protect your property with certified expertise.
Over the years in the industry we've heard all the questions. Below are common questions about asbestos removal and what’s involved in professional abatement.
Asbestos is a group of minerals once widely used in construction materials. When fibers are airborne and inhaled, they can cause serious lung conditions including asbestosis and mesothelioma.
Only a certified inspection and lab testing can confirm the presence of asbestos. Visual inspection alone is not reliable.
No. DIY asbestos removal is unsafe and often illegal because it can release hazardous fibers into the air. Professional removal uses containment, PPE, and regulatory protocols to prevent exposure.
The timeline varies based on the size of the project and the amount of material to be removed. A full inspection and scope of work will give a more accurate schedule.
Yes, asbestos waste must be transported and disposed of at certified facilities following federal and state regulations to protect public health and the environment.
Yes. We perform post-removal air quality checks to ensure asbestos fibers are below safe levels before the area is reoccupied.
If you don’t see your question answered here, our knowledgeable team is ready to provide the guidance and support you need.
