We meet Tennessee's requirements to hold both firm and individual accreditation for asbestos activities.​

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An asbestos inspection is important because you cannot reliably identify asbestos-containing materials by sight. An inspector examines suspect materials and, when appropriate, collects samples for laboratory analysis. The results show where asbestos is present, its condition, and whether planned work could disturb it. US EPA

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That information helps owners and contractors plan renovations or demolition safely. Damaging or disturbing asbestos-containing material can release fibers that people may inhale. Material in good condition and left undisturbed is generally less likely to present an exposure risk, so an inspection also helps avoid unnecessary removal. Requirements for inspections before work depend on the building and the scope of the project.