Spotlight: Asbestos removal in Beverly Hills, CA

You may be surprised to know that even the largest, most expensive Beverly Hills houses may have asbestos in their ceilings, roofs, walls, ductwork, siding and other locations. How is that possible you might ask? Simple. If the home was constructed after 1910 up to recent years, it may have been built using asbestos-containing materials (ACM).

While we would like to believe that every restaurant and retail store along Rodeo Drive or Wilshire Blvd doesn’t have asbestos, we know that’s probably not the case. Similarly, it’s not fake news to believe some of the prestigious estates north of Sunset Boulevard in Beverly Hills have ACM.

How to deal with asbestos in your Beverly Hills home

Has an inspector found asbestos in your Beverly Hills house, condo or office building? If you answered YES, then you need to have it removed by one of our licensed Beverly Hills asbestos removal contractors. Our abatement company is ready to help you get it removed safely and discreetly.

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Call 310-473-2509 to have one of our licensed estimators visit your Beverly Hills location so he can provide a free written price estimate to have the asbestos removed. We can usually dispatch an estimator within 1 business day after you call. You may want to forward your asbestos inspection report or survey directly to our office to expedite your proposal.

For over 30 years Alternative Technologies Inc. has been using its original state license # 673008 to remove asbestos. Very few, if any, companies in Southern California can claim this accomplishment. While others have come and gone, ATI has remained in the asbestos removal service business since 1992.

From the initial phone call to the completion of the work, our expert asbestos removal technicians are prompt, efficient and on-time. We do what we say we’re going to do in compliance with local, state and federal regulations. Our prices are competitive with other asbestos removal bids.

Dangers of asbestos

Beverly Hills residents can all agree the last thing they want to hear is their home has a dangerous amount of asbestos. With home prices rising and land values increasing, you want to protect your investment so it’s imperative your house is environmentally safe to live in. Having asbestos looming over your head (no pun intended if asbestos is in your ceiling), does little to assuage your nerves.

Consider the health hazards of exposure to asbestos. It is a known carcinogen and has been shown to cause mesothelioma, asbestosis, lung and larynx cancer. No family should be exposed to this potentially hazardous material, especially if it gets released into the air after being disturbed during a house renovation or demolition.