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Asbestos: Renovation or Demolition?


What You Need to Know Before You Start

You are subject to State and/or Federal Regulations requiring inspection for asbestos.

Avoid Penalties $$$ and Delays: Have your project inspected for asbestos by a State Certified asbestos inspector before commencing work.

It is Illegal to Improperly Disturb Some Asbestos-Containing Materials

Asbestos can be found in these common building materials: Ceiling textures, vinyl floor coverings and mastic, boiler and pipe insulation, ceiling tile, roofing products, clapboard shingles, and many other building materials. Many of these materials are regulated; a certified asbestos inspector can determine which materials contain asbestos and which are regulated.

For All Renovation Projects Demolitions, Destructive Salvage, House Moving

You are subject to State and/or federal regulations, even when there is NO asbestos.

Prior to Demolition

Violation of asbestos regulations can result in monetary $$$ penalties and project delays.

Inspection Requirements

When a structure or facility is to be demolished or renovated, an inspection, conducted by a certified individual and company, is required. An asbestos survey report shall be generated, and available onsite to all persons who have access onsite. Furthermore, the asbestos survey must be maintained by the operator or owner one year after the completion of the project. The asbestos survey report shall contain the following information:

Questions

Contact the Utah Division of Air Quality
Phone: 801-536-4000

For asbestos inspector and contractor lists, notification forms, and information about rules, or see our Web page.

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