Never impact, drill, cut, saw, break, or move any suspected asbestos materials
Asbestos in Exterior Building Materials
Exterior building materials containing asbestos were commonly used in the construction industry between the years 1940 and 1990. It was used mainly for fire- and heat-resistant properties, it was the perfect solution as a fire-retardant insulator in panels, roofing, and structural applications.
If you do not know whether a building material contains asbestos or not and it fits the suspect material category, it must be treated as asbestos until it is proven otherwise. The suspect material or product cannot be identified by simply looking at it. A sample needs to be collected by one Stutters Restorations Asbestos Certified Techs for testing. It’s important that you NEVER try to collect a sample yourself.
Building exteriors that could contain asbestos fibers:
- Asbestos cement siding panels
- Stucco
- Asbestos cement soffits
- Asbestos cement roof panels
- Roofing felts and mastic’s
- Building overhangs – thermal spray
- Brick and block mortar
- Loose fill insulation in exterior wall cavities (vermiculite)
- Fireproofing spray on beams, decks, joists, columns and other structural members
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The Stutters team follows a strict procedure when working with asbestos and is an environmentally friendly company.
Step one: Stutters employees will set up a containment area by using poly to seal in the contaminants.
Step two: Our crews suit up and wear special breathing equipment to carry out the removal process.
Step three: We then purify the air with HEPA filters before it goes back into the environment.
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