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Asbestos Abatement Demolition in Metro Detroit

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Asbestos Abatement Demolition in Metro Detroit: what to expect

Older buildings in Metro Detroit can contain asbestos in steam and hot water pipe insulation, floor tile, siding, roofing, and textured paint and patching compounds on walls and ceilings. Tearing a building down with those materials in place releases fibers into the neighborhood. The fix is sequencing: inspect, abate what must be removed, then demolish.

For commercial buildings, apartment buildings with more than four units, and homes demolished as part of a larger development, the federal asbestos rules require a thorough inspection and an online notice to EGLE at least ten working days before demolition. A single house is often outside those rules, but local permit offices may still require a survey and it is the safe way to plan. For abatement details, see asbestos abatement.

What a proper job includes

  • Inspection by a state accredited asbestos inspector
  • Written survey listing materials, locations and quantities
  • EGLE demolition notification filed when required
  • Abatement by a MIOSHA licensed contractor with required notices
  • Containment, wet methods and sealed disposal
  • Documentation that abatement is complete before demolition
  • Demolition, hauling and site restoration

What drives the price

  • Type and amount of asbestos found in the survey
  • Friable materials like pipe wrap versus non-friable tile or siding
  • Building size and access to the materials
  • Containment and air monitoring required
  • Waste packaging and disposal at an approved landfill
  • Timing between inspection, notice periods and demolition

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Permits and licensing in Michigan

Under the federal asbestos rules administered by EGLE's Air Quality Division, covered demolitions need a thorough asbestos inspection before work and an online notification at least ten working days before demolition starts. Privately owned residential buildings with four or fewer units are excluded unless they are part of a larger project such as a development or urban renewal project.

Asbestos abatement contractors are licensed and workers accredited through the MIOSHA Asbestos Program, which also receives abatement project notifications. Check the license and accreditation in the MIOSHA search. In Detroit, the wrecking permit comes from BSEED.

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How to compare quotes

  1. Get the inspection report before collecting demolition quotes.
  2. Confirm who files the EGLE notification and the MIOSHA project notice.
  3. Verify the abatement contractor license in the MIOSHA search.
  4. Ask whether clearance or completion documentation is provided.
  5. Compare the schedule, including notice periods, not just price.

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Common questions

Asbestos Abatement Demolition FAQ

Covered buildings, including commercial buildings and larger apartment buildings, do under federal rules. For single houses it is strongly advised and may be required locally.
EGLE's Air Quality Division, submitted online through its MiEnviro Portal at least ten working days before regulated demolition begins.
Only if it holds a Michigan asbestos abatement contractor license and uses accredited workers. Many jobs use a separate abatement firm.
EPA lists items such as insulation on hot water and steam pipes, old oil and coal furnaces, floor and ceiling tiles, roofing and siding shingles, and textured paint and patching compounds on walls and ceilings.

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