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A trained and accredited asbestos professional should take samples for analysis, since a professional knows what to look for, and because there may be an increased health risk if fibers are released. In fact, if done incorrectly, sampling can be more hazardous than leaving the material alone. Taking samples yourself is not recommended.

1. Dark or wet spots on the wall or ceiling
2. Drywall that begins to flake or crack
3. Wet spots, drips or puddles around your pipes, sinks, toilets, taps, etc.
4. A damp, musty or moldy smell that suddenly appears; there could also be a sewage smell coming from any plumbing fixtures
5. Hearing water running even when all the fixtures are turned off
6. A sudden increase in utility bills could be a sign of a hidden leak
7. Suddenly feeling unusual dampness or humidity in the home

Yes. Fire and smoke air quality testing is essential in the aftermath of a fire event. Fire and smoke damage leaves complex particulates and chemical residues that can have a significant effect on health. Hundreds of reaction products are created during and after a fire. Modern furnishings, building materials, and insulation material contain toxic properties.  These cancer causing chemicals become airborne during a fire and bind with the smoke properties.

We will work with you to process your insurance claim. Homeowners insurance may help cover damage caused by leaking plumbing if the leak is sudden and accidental, such as if a washing machine supply hose suddenly breaks or a pipe bursts. However, homeowners insurance does not cover damage resulting from poor maintenance.