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Asbestos inspection & abatement

Plan ahead when renovation or damage may involve suspect building materials.

Before materials are disturbed

Share what you know about the building, the planned work and any existing inspection or laboratory reports. Appearance alone is not a reliable way to identify asbestos.

Clarify inspection and abatement needs

Our team can discuss the appropriate assessment, the project location and the requirements that apply to the scope. The work and any necessary documentation should be agreed before it begins.

Start with the details

Call 240-606-4568 or use the contact form. Include your city, the type of property and a brief description of what happened. For urgent damage, call rather than waiting for a form response.

Questions about this service

Can a photograph confirm whether a material contains asbestos?

Appearance alone cannot reliably identify asbestos. Share existing inspection or laboratory reports and discuss assessment before disturbing suspect materials.

What if I have an insurance claim?

Share your claim number and adjuster contact if available. Apollo can discuss documentation and the agreed restoration scope. Your insurer determines coverage and payment.

Your next step

Let’s get your property moving forward.

Tell us what happened. We’ll help you identify the right next step for restoration, repairs or renovation.

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First, get somewhere safe.

Immediate danger, fire or injury? Call 911 first.

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While you wait

Water / flooding
  1. Stay out of floodwater. Keep children and pets away.
  2. Do not touch wet electrical equipment or a panel while standing in water.
  3. Return only when authorities say it is safe.
Safety guidance: American Red Cross ↗
Fire / smoke
  1. If there is fire or immediate danger, call 911.
  2. Keep people and pets away from damaged areas.
  3. Wait for the fire department to say it is safe before entering.
Safety guidance: American Red Cross ↗
Suspected asbestos
  1. Leave suspect materials undisturbed.
  2. Keep activity and access to the affected area to a minimum.
  3. Ask a trained professional to assess the material before repairs.
Safety guidance: EPA ↗
Mold / moisture
  1. Avoid touching or breathing in mold.
  2. Do not paint over moldy surfaces.
  3. The moisture source needs attention along with cleanup.
Safety guidance: EPA ↗

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