Local Context
Asbestos in Dearborn homes
Dearborn's housing stock is predominantly 1920s–1960s construction, built to house Ford Motor Company workers and their families. This era of construction is heavily associated with asbestos-containing materials: 9×9 vinyl asbestos floor tile is nearly universal in homes from this period, pipe insulation on hot-water and steam heating systems is common, and asbestos cement (transite) siding was widely used on homes built in the 1940s–1960s. Dearborn Heights has a similar profile with slightly more 1960s–1970s construction.
Most common materials found in Dearborn
9×9 vinyl asbestos floor tile (near-universal in pre-1960 homes)
Asbestos cement (transite) siding
Pipe insulation on hot-water heating systems
Popcorn ceiling texture (1960s–1970s additions)
Duct wrap insulation
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Services in Dearborn
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Asbestos Floor Tile Removal
9×9, 12×12, 18×18, black mastic
Popcorn Ceiling Removal
Spray texture, cottage cheese ceilings
Pipe Insulation Removal
Elbows, fittings, straight runs
Vermiculite Attic Removal
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Asbestos Siding Removal
Cement board, transite panels
Duct Wrap Removal
HVAC duct insulation
Plaster & Transite Removal
Walls, ceilings, fireplace surrounds
Asbestos Inspection & Testing
Licensed Michigan inspector
Clearance Air Monitoring
Post-abatement clearance testing
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