10/13/2026
Negative air pressure isn't optional on our job sites. It's the whole point.
A properly contained asbestos work area runs under negative air pressure, meaning air flows into the containment, not out of it. Combined with continuous air monitoring, this is what actually keeps fibers from migrating into the rest of the building while work is underway.
Our crews set up and verify containment before any material is disturbed. Not as a formality, but because it's the difference between a clean job and a liability.
That's the standard on every project, every time.
Want to understand what proper containment actually looks like on-site? Ask us in the comments.
