Express AbatementSoutheast Michigan
Clearance Air Monitoring

Clearance air monitoring — the permanent record that the job is done.

Michigan Act 135 requires independent clearance air monitoring after abatement. We arrange third-party PCM analysis through a non-affiliated industrial hygienist. You get a clearance certificate — not a contractor self-certification.

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What to expect

Licensed Inspection

Michigan-accredited inspector identifies and samples all suspect materials. NVLAP-accredited lab analysis.

Fixed-Price Quote

Written quote within 48 hours of lab results. The quote number is the invoice number — no surprises.

MIOSHA-Licensed Crew

EGLE notification filed. Containment built. Material removed under negative pressure. Clearance air monitoring.

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