Mold happens even in the most prestige environments. However, there are some areas that more common than others, here’s a look.
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Look At What our Air Duct Cleaners Found
At Atlantic Bay Contracting, we see a lot of incredible things as a team of professional air duct cleaners. Even after thirty years, the surprises keep coming. However, we’d like to take the time to share a video of what we found in a customer’s dryer vent. Now, you may be thinking about gross and […]
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Asbestos Removal Massachusetts: Guidance for Educational Facitilites
In Massachusetts, asbestos removal and containment guidelines are in place and clear for educational facilities. From public to charter, schools are required to comply with AHERA. The Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act “requires local education agencies to inspects their school building for asbestos-containing building material, prepare asbestos management plans, and perform asbestos response actions to […]
Asbestos & Baby Powder? Yes, You Read That Correctly
If you’ve watched the news recently, you may have heard the big announcement from Johnson & Johnson. On May 19th, the company announced the discontinuation of North American sales of its very popular talc-based baby powder. So popular, in fact, that the baby powder began production in 1894, and some say once defined the company’s […]
Is DIY Asbestos Removal in Massachusetts Safe?
Given that so many individuals are home more than ever before, the honey-do lists are finally getting some attention. On many of those lists are home renovation or improvement projects. Although most of these projects are safe DIY tasks, there is always the chance of the unexpected. From wires to lead paint, these unexpected surprises […]
The Top 2 Dangers of Asbestos Exposure
Asbestos is a naturally occurring fiber that was used in a variety of building materials over the years because of its fire and corrosion-resistant properties. As appealing as this feature may seem, the harmful effects of asbestos later led to its ban. Although banned from use in the United States for decades, several buildings still […]