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Asbestos Removal in Denver, CO

Removing asbestos is not an ordinary demolition job. Asbestos containing materials release hazardous fibers when disturbed, so removal must be performed by certified professionals under strict containment, following the regulations that govern this work. Critical Restoration provides professional asbestos removal across Colorado, safely taking out asbestos containing materials and disposing of them properly, so your property is made safe.

Asbestos is a regulated hazardous material, and its removal is closely governed by federal and state rules. We follow required procedures for containment, handling, and licensed disposal from start to finish.

What Asbestos Removal Involves

Asbestos removal is the physical elimination of asbestos containing materials from a property, done in a way that prevents fibers from escaping into the air. This means sealing off the work area, using specialized methods to keep materials from releasing fibers, carefully removing and containing the material, and disposing of it at a licensed facility. It is precise, regulated work, not something that can be done with ordinary tools or by untrained people.

Why Removal Must Be Done by Certified Professionals

Disturbing asbestos is exactly what makes it dangerous. Cutting, breaking, or tearing out asbestos containing materials sends microscopic fibers into the air, where they can be inhaled and cause serious diseases including mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis, often decades later. Because of these risks, asbestos removal above certain thresholds is legally required to be performed by state certified professionals using proper containment and disposal. This protects your household, your neighbors, and the workers doing the job.

Strict Containment and Safe Disposal

Safe asbestos removal depends on containing the work area and controlling fibers throughout. We seal off the area, use negative air pressure and HEPA filtration, apply wetting methods that keep materials from releasing fibers, and follow decontamination procedures. Removed materials are sealed, labeled, and transported to a licensed disposal facility as required by regulation, so the asbestos is not simply moved from one problem to another.

Our Asbestos Removal Process

  • Review of testing results and planning of the removal in line with regulations
  • Sealed containment of the work area with negative air pressure and HEPA filtration
  • Wetting and controlled removal of asbestos containing materials
  • Careful sealing, labeling, and containment of removed materials
  • Thorough cleaning and decontamination of the area
  • Transport and licensed disposal of asbestos waste

Why Colorado Chooses Critical Restoration

  • Certified professionals following required regulations
  • Strict containment and fiber control throughout removal
  • Proper, licensed disposal of asbestos waste
  • Complete service, from testing through removal and restoration
  • Locally owned and operated across Colorado

We Work With Your Insurance

Asbestos work is often not covered by standard insurance on its own, though it may be covered when asbestos must be addressed as part of a covered loss, such as fire or water damage repair that disturbs asbestos containing materials. We document the situation thoroughly and can help you understand your coverage and options.

Serving Denver Metro, Northern Colorado, and Southern Colorado

Critical Restoration provides asbestos removal across the greater Denver metro area, northern Colorado, and southern Colorado, including Aurora, Denver, Boulder, Longmont, Fort Collins, Greeley, Castle Rock, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and the surrounding communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I remove asbestos myself?
    It is strongly discouraged and, above certain thresholds, not legally permitted. Disturbing asbestos releases hazardous fibers, and safe removal requires containment, specialized methods, protective equipment, and licensed disposal. This work should be left to certified professionals.
  • Does all asbestos need to be removed?
    Not necessarily. Asbestos containing material that is intact and undisturbed can sometimes be safely managed in place through encapsulation or enclosure. Removal is typically needed when the material is damaged, deteriorating, or in the way of renovation. Testing and assessment determine the right approach.
  • How do you keep asbestos fibers from spreading during removal?
    We seal off the work area, use negative air pressure and HEPA filtration, apply wetting methods that keep materials from releasing fibers, and follow decontamination procedures, so fibers are contained throughout the removal.
  • Where does the asbestos go after removal?
    Removed asbestos is sealed, labeled, and transported to a licensed disposal facility as required by regulation. Proper disposal is a legal requirement and an essential part of safe removal.
  • Do you repair the area after removal?
    Yes. We provide complete service, so the same team that safely removes asbestos can also repair and restore the affected area, returning your home to a finished condition.

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