Giving You Complete Peace of Mind
When it comes to asbestos abatement, there can be no compromise.
When asbestos-laden drywall or pipe wrap is disturbed, microscopic fibers can escape and endanger long-term health. That’s why Encompass Environmental delivers uncompromising asbestos abatement for properties from Grand Junction to Moab. Our certified team isolates, removes, and verifies every job, leaving your space clear, compliant, and safe to breathe.
The entire Encompass Environmental team is...
Fully Qualified
Each of our team members hold an Asbestos Supervisor Certification from the CDPHE (Colorado Department of Health and Environment)
Fully Insured
Every project is backed by comprehensive insurance, ensuring that you have complete peace of mind that your project is protected.
Background Checked
Every crew member passes rigorous DUI, Drug Tests, and Criminal screenings, so the people restoring your space meet the highest standards of safety and integrity from day one.
Who and What We Cover
Government & Commercial Property Abatement
Any renovations to your home or property can disturb asbestos-containing materials. Before you undertake any renovations, contact Encompass Environmental first.
Why? You should have your residence tested for asbestos. We’ll refer you to several excellent asbestos-testing companies, so you can proceed with your planned renovations, with peace of mind.
Asbestos Abatement After a Disaster
Disasters, whether fire, flooding, storms, or sewage, can expose or spread hazardous materials. Before you start cleanup or repairs, asbestos abatement is essential.
Why? You should have the site assessed for asbestos, lead dust, mold, and biohazards. We’ll connect you with certified testing partners and set up containment, so you can proceed with restoration confidently.
Asbestos Abatement & Insurance Companies
If your loss is covered, we coordinate directly with your carrier and adjuster to streamline abatement and restoration—no endless back-and-forth.
Why? Faster approvals and fewer surprises. We handle documentation, photo logs, compliant scopes, clearance reports, and direct billing so your project gets sorted quickly and correctly.
Residential Asbestos Abatement
Any renovations to your home or property can disturb asbestos-containing materials. Before you undertake any renovations, contact Encompass Environmental first.
Why? You should have your residence tested for asbestos. We’ll refer you to several excellent asbestos-testing companies, so you can proceed with your planned renovations, with peace of mind.
Why Hire Encompass For Asbestos Abatement?
Asbestos removal isn’t a DIY weekend project.
It’s a regulated, high-stakes job. Attempting it yourself can release toxic fibers, contaminate your entire building, rack up hefty fines from CDPHE or Utah DEQ, and even expose you to criminal liability.
At Encompass Environmental, every crew member is state-licensed and field-tested.
We follow Colorado and Utah regulations to the letter, using HEPA-filtered containment, real-time air monitoring, and fresh-fit PPE to keep fibers locked down from start to finish. The result: safe removal, proper disposal, and zero surprises for your health—or your wallet.
David Crockett
Owner
Erik Robinson
Field Supervisor
Shannon Vaughn
Field Technician
Our Qualified Encompass Team is Ready and Waiting to Tackle Your Asbestos Abatement Project!
Asbestos FAQ
What Is Asbestos?
Asbestos is a natural substance that consists of six types of silicates. The most common type used is chrysotile.
Asbestos is naturally fire-resistant, an effective insulator, and inexpensive to use. Asbestos was commonly used in construction materials prior to the 1970s.
Is Asbestos Still Used in Colorado and Utah?
Contrary to popular belief, asbestos is still used in modern construction. In 1978 the US banned the manufacture of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). However, this regulation does not ban the use of ACMs.
In other words, it is not illegal to import and use ACMs in US construction today. That means it is possible that homes built after the 1970s may contain asbestos. And in fact, many modern-built homes are constructed using asbestos-containing material in some part of the building.
Where Might Asbestos Be Found in My Home?
Asbestos may be present in the following areas of your residence:
- Pipe insulation
- Popcorn ceilings
- Vinyl floor tiles
- Drywall
- Attics
- Chimney flues
Many people assume that asbestos and asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) are easy to identify and remove. However, asbestos fibers are microscopic, and you can't always tell that a material contains asbestos by sight alone.
- Pipe insulation
How do I confirm there’s asbestos in my building?
Get in touch with our team and we'll be able to provide you with a list of certified testing services with the equipment and knowhow to conduct thorough testing.
What are the Dangers of Asbestos Exposure?
When left alone, asbestos is harmless. However, when asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) are disturbed, asbestos releases microscopic particles into the air that can be inhaled. These particles become embedded within the human body, often in the lungs, resulting in respiratory issues and even cancer.
The disease, mesothelioma, is directly caused by asbestos exposure and is so named as asbestos fibers scar the delicate mesothelium tissue within the lungs. There is no known cure for mesothelioma.
When are Asbestos Inspections Required In Utah?
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