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ASBESTOS MASTIC REMOVAL IN HONOLULU AND OAHU
IMMEDIATE OAHU ASBESTOS MASTIC REMOVAL COMPANY
Mastic is the glue that holds down carpet, VCT (vinyl tile), and other flooring systems. It is often adhered directly to the concrete and is very difficult to remove without specialized equipment.
KR Asbestos Removal has all the specialty equipment and tooling to perform even the toughest asbestos mastic removal projects in and around Honolulu, Pearl City, Diamond Head, and nearby communities on the Oahu Island.
Do you need asbestos mastic removal in Oahu? KR Asbestos Removal specializes in identifying and removing asbestos mastic using industry-leading techniques and equipment. Call us today to learn more!
KR ASBESTOS REMOVAL CAREFULLY REMOVES MASTIC ADHESIVE IN ALL HOMES, CONDOS, APARTMENTS, AND OFFICES ACROSS OAHU
You should always work with a trained professional if asbestos mastic or any asbestos products need to be removed from your Honolulu property. We help homeowners, contractors, and business owners throughout Oahu Island with issues concerning asbestos mastic removal in properties.
If you need help in removing asbestos-containing materials such as asbestos mastic adhesive, we strongly recommend you contact a professional specialist from KR Asbestos Removal now at 808-400-9128.
ASBESTOS MASTIC REMOVAL EMERGENCY SERVICES
Asbestos mastic removal requires careful planning and execution to minimize fiber release and contamination. KR Asbestos Removal in Oahu utilizes proven containment methods and specialized equipment to contain and remove asbestos mastic effectively.
With our dedication to excellence and customer satisfaction, you can trust our experts for reliable asbestos mastic removal that prioritizes safety and quality.
WHAT IS BLACK MASTIC ASBESTOS AND WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?
Mastic is a general term for a type of glue-like adhesive. Many modern mastics are latex or water-based and can be softened with water. By contrast, asphaltic cutback adhesive is an older type of mastic made with asphalt-based cement. The asphalt content lends mastic its black color. Asbestos was added to the mastic for its strengthening properties, not for fireproofing. You will only see black mastic asbestos after a floor covering has been removed.
Black may be its predominant color but there may be traces of other colors, such as those from subflooring showing through the mastic or pieces of floor covering that were not completely removed. In most cases, black mastic lies flat against the subfloor, with no ridges, bumps, or gaps of any significance. It often has faint, embedded comb-like marks or swirls from its initial application.
SERVING ALL CITIES ON OAHU ISLAND
KR Asbestos Removal is licensed to remove asbestos frequently used in building construction such as homes, condos, apartment complexes, and other properties in and around Honolulu, Pearl City, Waipahu, and other nearby neighborhoods.
OUR AFFORDABLE AND HIGH-QUALITY ASBESTOS REMOVAL SERVICES ARE:
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Roofing materials, felt papers, shingles and rolled roofing, and roofing mastics
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Drywall and joint compound
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Pipe insulation, pipe lagging
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Wall insulation
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Acoustic ceilings
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Linoleum flooring, sheet flooring, and vapor barriers
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Vinyl flooring, tiles, and associated tile adhesive and mastic
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Stucco and heating ducts
PROTECT YOUR FAMILY FROM HARMFUL EXPOSURE TO ASBESTOS-CONTAMINATED MATERIALS
Black mastic asbestos is safe if left alone, undisturbed, and encapsulated. The material becomes unsafe when it is abraded, which releases its fibers into the air. Activities such as sanding it down or walking on it over time may contribute to abrading. The only safe way to keep it safe is to cover it with a new surface.
Testing the black mastic is the surest way to know if the mastic contains asbestos. We do not recommend that you check for asbestos yourself, if you remove or disturb the mastic, it is likely that you will probably inhale some asbestos fibers and put your health at risk
CONTACT KR ASBESTOS REMOVAL AND WE CAN HELP PROTECT YOUR HONOLULU HOME, FAMILY, BUSINESS, EMPLOYEES, AND CLIENTS!
PROTECT YOUR FAMILY FROM EXPOSURES TO ASBESTOS
If you think there may be asbestos in your home, don’t panic. Asbestos-containing materials may release fibers when they are disturbed, damaged, or removed improperly. Keep an eye on asbestos-containing materials and visually check them over time for signs of wear or damage.
ALL AREAS WE SERVE
Aiea
Aina Haina
Ala Moana
Diamond Head
Ewa
Ewa Beach
Haleiwa
Hauula
Hawaii Kai
Honolulu
Kahala
Kahaluu
Kahuk
Kailihi
Kailihi Valley
Kailua
Kaimuki
Kaneohe
Kapahulu
Kapolei
Kewela Bay
Laie
Makakilo
Manawili
Manoa
Mililani
Mokuleia
Nana Kuli
Nuuanu
Palolo
Palama
Pearl City
Pearl Harbor
Pupukea
Wahiawa
Waialua
Waialae
Waianae
Waimanalo
Waipahu
Waipio
OAHU ASBESTOS MASTIC REMOVAL COMPANY SERVING all of Oahu Island
THE CITY OF HONOLULU
Honolulu is the capital and most populous city of the U.S. state of Hawaii, which is in the Pacific Ocean. An unincorporated city, it is the county seat of the consolidated City and County, situated along the southeast coast of the island of Oahu.
Home to a melting pot of ethnicities, Honolulu is a modern city with a unique blend of cultures that serves as state capital and a gateway to the Hawaiian Islands. You can tour the historic downtown area, surf world-famous Waikiki Beach, shop in world-class stores, and dine at five-star restaurants.
THE CITY OF PEARL CITY
Located approximately 10 miles west of Downtown Honolulu, Pearl City is one of Oahu’s most populated neighborhoods and is home to the Honolulu International Airport and Aloha Stadium.
Almost every year this community welcomes the Pro Bowl to Aloha Stadium, which serves as the signature event to kick off the week leading up to the Super Bowl. Hawaii’s most famous visitor attraction, Pearl Harbor, the site where World War II began for the United States on December 7, 1941, is located just across the road from Aloha Stadium.
THE CITY OF DIAMOND HEAD
Diamond Head was known to native Hawaiians as a sacred site for reverence and worship. Today, it now one of the island's top attractions, both for tourists and locals.
Standing as a dramatic backdrop to the Honolulu skyline, Diamond Head, aka Le’ahi, is one of the most iconic and recognizable natural landmarks in all of Hawaii. A popular image for postcards and travel brochures, this volcanic formation is a dream destination for hikers, history buffs, and photographers.
THE CITY OF AIEA
Aiea is an incorporated town located in Honolulu County, Hawaii boasting plenty of activities like visiting its local museums like the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center which is suitable for anyone interested in the area's history plus the Aloha Stadium has various events and exhibits conveniently situated close by.
There are also numerous shopping outlets and eateries providing unique items or delicious cuisine for anyone looking to browse around or have a meal out during their visit here
THE CITY OF WAI'ANAE
Waianae is a small community located on the west coast of the island of Oahu, Hawaii. It is a popular destination intended mainly for locals, where tourists should stick mainly to the resorts in the area.
The area is known for its stunning natural beauty, including miles of pristine beaches, rugged mountains, and lush valleys. The area is also rich in history and culture, with several important historical sites and cultural attractions to explore.
THE CITY OF KAILUA
Kailua is only 12 miles northeast of Honolulu, but the lifestyle is anything but urban. Once you cross over the Nuʻuanu Pali and come out of the tunnels, be prepared for sunny skies, gorgeous greenery, deep sand beaches and an endless expanse of blue-green ocean.
Kailua, a quintessential beach town, is blessed with two gorgeous beaches and steady onshore trade winds that make it great for windsurfing, kayaking and other water sports.