Aftermath has staff available with 24 years experience in the asbestos remediation services and once a project design or plan is developed and finalized, weather for encapsulation, enclosure, or removal, we put our greatest resource to work for you and one of the most experienced and best trained abatement work forces in Colorado.  All of our technicians are AHERA trained (a rigorous program recognized by the EPA).  These skilled technicians employ the most comprehensive and innovative methods from high-volume vacuum systems to the latest in pressure washing equipment to remove your asbestos swiftly and safely.  Aftermath is particularly effective at accomplishing abatement without disrupting clients' routine operations.  We also meet or exceed every OSHA, CDPHE and EPA requirements and provide you with a full report upon completion of the project.

To reduce and/or eliminate known health effects for both occupational and non-occupational populations and to protect the surrounding environment.  To ensure these desired outcomes, Aftermath has developed and implemented comprehensive Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for training, protection of environment/ engineering controls, safe work practices (including medical surveillance), administration/record keeping, and waste management.

 

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In making preparations to begin your asbestos removal project in Colorado, consider the timing of the required notification process. If your project is one in which an asbestos permit is required, in most circumstances there is a waiting period for the processing of your projects required permit. For your convenience here are some of the required forms for your review.

Asbestos Permit Form
owner opt-out form
Demolition permit form

Our team works hard to make your project as economical as possible, providing turnkey services from initial consultation and assessment, abatement/remediation, all the way through to reconstructive services. If you're planning to remodel, construct an addition to your home, to demolish a residence or commercial property for future development, testing of the suspect asbestos containing materials that will be impacted is required in the State of Colorado. We strive to uphold our reputation in the industry and cooperate fully with governing regulatory agencies. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment provides an up to date list of contractors, supervisors and owners who have been notified of regulatory violations.

Find out if your contractor is on the list