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Asbestos identification and removal is a serious concern for contractors as well as building owners. Failure to follow state and federal regulations can result in fines and possible work stoppage, which can be costly as well as time consuming. All commercial demolition/renovation projects are required by DNR regulations to be inspected/tested for asbestos. A complete listing of DNR regulations concerning asbestos inspection requirements can be found at
the DNR's asbestos program website. Click here to visit the site.
GEC's Asbestos Inspectors are certified by the State of Wisconsin to perform both residential and commercial inspections. These inspections will cover both renovation/demolition projects and fire burns.
General Engineering Company also offers air sampling and analysis (NIOSH 582 Equivalent) to provide certification for clearance following asbestos abatement.
Pricing for Asbestos Inspections may vary depending on the square footage of the property to be tested and the number of samples required to be tested.
Some examples of material that may contain asbestos are:
Window Caulking, Ceramic Floor Tile, Vinyl Floor Tile, Pipe Insulation, Transite Siding, and Vermiculite Insulation
For a more extensive list, please click the following pdf file ![]()
Q: Do I need an Asbestos Inspection?
A: All commercial buildings must be inspected for Asbestos Containing Material prior to any renovations/demolitions or fire burns of these buildings. Single Family Homes generally are not required by the State of Wisconsin to obtain an asbestos inspection; however, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources does require proof that all Asbestos Containing Material was removed from residential property prior to any renovation/demolition or fire burn.
Q: How do I know if I have Asbestos Containing Material in my home?
A: The only way to know for sure if you have Asbestos Containing Material in your home is to have your home inspected and tested by a Certified Asbestos Inspector. Under most circumstances, asbestos is not harmful unless it is disturbed or becomes airborne, such as during remodeling, renovations, or a fire burn.
For general questions on scheduling and pricing, please call:
| Office: | (608) 745-4070 |
| Kevin Henrikson: | (608) 697-7775 |
| Daniel Huebner: | (608) 697-7770 |

