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What is an ACP-5 form?
Short Answer: An ACP5 form is a notification form used in the state of New York to inform the Department of Labor of an intended asbestos abatement project. Keep reading to learn all about it.
How to Become a Licensed Asbestos Handler in NYC
Asbestos handling is a regulated profession in New York City. This is how you can become a certified asbestos handler in 6 steps.
Friable vs Non-Friable Asbestos Explained
Friable asbestos is loose and can easily release fibers into the air, while non-friable asbestos is more tightly bound and less likely to release fibers when undisturbed. Learn more here.
How Asbestos Abatement Works in 2023
Asbestos abatement involves identifying, containing, removing, and disposing of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). Here's how the pros do it in 2023.
Lead Abatement for Real State: Tips for Buyers, Sellers, & Renters
Learn how to recognize and resolve potential lead hazards in your new home, whether you are buying, selling, or renting.
Asbestos Exposure Health Risks 101
Asbestos is considered dangerous due to its fibrous nature and the health risks associated with inhaling or ingesting its microscopic fibers. Here are some of the consequences of prolonged exposure to asbestos.
What is an ACP-7 form?
The ACP-7 form is used in New York to record the final visual inspection of an asbestos abatement project by certified project monitors. Here's how it works.
Insulation vs Re-Insulation Explained
Insulation is the initial process of adding material to reduce heat transfer, while re-insulation is adding more or replacing existing insulation for improved thermal performance. Here's everything you need to know.
