Colorado Springs, CO · El Paso County

Asbestos Inspection in Colorado Springs, CO

A careful, thorough look at your property so you know exactly what you're dealing with — before anyone touches a wall. Paramount Environmental Services is a family-owned, CDPHE-licensed team serving Colorado Springs and El Paso County.

Asbestos Inspection for Colorado Springs properties

Many Colorado Springs homes and buildings built before 1980 — from the Old North End and Westside to Broadmoor, Security-Widefield, and Briargate — can contain asbestos in popcorn ceilings, floor tile and mastic, duct and pipe insulation, drywall joint compound, and siding.

Asbestos inspection before renovation or demolition

Tell us what work you are planning and which rooms or building materials will be affected. Replacing flooring, removing popcorn ceilings, opening walls or working around pipe and duct insulation can disturb materials that may contain asbestos.

Building age alone does not establish whether asbestos is present or whether an inspection is required. Colorado requirements depend on the project and affected materials, and demolition has separate requirements. We help you understand the inspection scope before work begins; consult CDPHE for the rules that apply to your project.

What an asbestos inspection tells you

The inspection identifies suspect materials within the agreed scope and documents findings and recommendations. Asbestos cannot be confirmed by appearance alone: suspect material may need professional sampling and laboratory analysis.

Before scheduling, ask which areas are included, whether sampling and lab analysis are part of the quote, and what report you will receive. If asbestos is confirmed, inspection and test results guide decisions about leaving intact material undisturbed, remediation or removal before planned work.

Materials to discuss with your inspector

Suspect materials can include textured or popcorn ceilings, floor tile and mastic, drywall joint compound, siding, vermiculite insulation, and pipe or duct insulation. Not every example contains asbestos, and appearance or a property's age cannot substitute for testing.

Until the material is evaluated, avoid sanding, scraping, cutting, drilling or removing it. Describe the material and your planned work when you request an inspection quote.

Colorado Springs neighborhoods we serve

  • Old North End
  • Westside
  • Old Colorado City
  • Broadmoor
  • Briargate
  • Northgate
  • Stetson Hills
  • Powers
  • Security-Widefield
  • Cimarron Hills
  • Rockrimmon
  • Mountain Shadows
  • Knob Hill
  • Ivywild
  • Austin Bluffs
  • Banning Lewis Ranch

ZIP codes for asbestos inspection in Colorado Springs

  • 80901
  • 80903
  • 80904
  • 80905
  • 80906
  • 80907
  • 80909
  • 80910
  • 80911
  • 80915
  • 80916
  • 80917
  • 80918
  • 80919
  • 80920
  • 80921
  • 80922
  • 80923
  • 80924
  • 80925
  • 80927
  • 80929
  • 80938
  • 80939
  • 80951

What Colorado Springs customers say

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Common questions

How do I get a asbestos inspection quote in Colorado Springs?

Call us or use the form on this page. We review the material, size and access of your project, then give you a clear quote with no obligation.

Do I need an asbestos inspection before remodeling in Colorado Springs?

Colorado requirements depend on the project and the materials affected. We help you understand what applies; CDPHE publishes the state rules.

Which parts of Colorado Springs do you serve?

We serve all of Colorado Springs, including Old North End, Westside, Old Colorado City, Broadmoor, and ZIP codes 80901, 80903, 80904, 80905, 80906.

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