Service
Asbestos Remediation
Licensed remediation you can trust — never a DIY job.
What's included
- Licensed remediation of asbestos-containing materials
- Controlled work area to prevent fiber spread
- Coordination with inspection and testing results
- Final clearance and documentation
Our process
Assess
We confirm scope based on inspection and testing.
Remediate
Trained, licensed technicians handle the material safely.
Verify
We document the work and confirm the space is safe.
All work is performed under CDPHE regulations by licensed and insured technicians. Improperly handled materials can create a bigger hazard than the original problem — that's why we follow every containment, disposal, and documentation step to the letter.
Frequently asked
Is remediation the same as removal?+
Not always — remediation may include encapsulation, repair, or controlled removal depending on the material.
Can I remediate asbestos myself?+
No. Colorado law requires licensed professionals for regulated asbestos work.
How do I know if I need it?+
Start with an inspection. If suspect material is present and disturbed, remediation is the safe path.
What our customers say
“We talked to and met with other abatement companies to help us navigate the nightmare of discovering asbestos in our home. From our very first meeting with Randy we knew without a doubt that we'd found the team that could get the job done.”
“Hired Paramount to encapsulate asbestos insulation on furnace ducts. Randy provided a good quote, John was great to work with, and Xavier did a nice job. When a material (coating) issue arose, Paramount REALLY stepped up and made it right. Cannot say enough about the integrity they showed. Very highly recommended.”
“John and his guys were absolutely wonderful to work with. We are currently selling our house and needed this work done immediately. From the time I got John on the phone to the time the work was done was about an hour and the price was incredibly reasonable. I would absolutely recommend them to anyone looking for their services.”
Concerned about asbestos in your home?
Talk to a CDPHE-licensed specialist today — no obligation, no pressure.