Asbestos Abatement
The asbestos abatement industry is one of the country's most highly regulated industries. Asbestos removal is regulated by government agencies and only certified asbestos abatement specialists can ensure their clients with proper workmanship. PAR Disaster Services provides unique services to decontaminate in a variety of environments under the supervision of our own retained accredited analysts.

Asbestos abatement has been the hallmark of our service offerings throughout our history. We’ve worked on a variety of large-scale projects in government buildings, hospitals, hotels, industrial facilities and more.
We have a proven track record in the proper abatement of asbestos-containing materials, while keeping our workers safe with exceptionally low experience modification rates (EMR) and OSHA incident rates to back up our work and our commitment to health and safety on the job.  In partially occupied buildings, we perform our services while assuring the safety of other building occupants. 

PAR Environmental Services primary business is the removal, encapsulation and management of asbestos containing materials. Our services include the control of airborne carcinogenic fibers, the removal in a controlled environment and the disposal of these materials to approved landfills. Our experience covers every type of property, every industry and every kind of material that is asbestos containing.

Black Mold and Toxic Mold Remediation
“MOLD” - a four letter dirty word, with a nasty reputation.

At PAR Disaster Services we use a common sense approach for correcting the problem. We take every situation and approach it as if it was our own problem.
The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration and EPA guidelines recommend that despite its size and kind, "Visible mold damage has to be remediated by following an established safety protocol."

In some cases the contaminated area can be cleaned by using commercial grade air scrubbers, high output ozone generators and HEPA vacuums without destructive applications. These are situations where the physical damage from mold / mildew is not significant in a building.
Phases of PAR Disaster Services standard mold remediation.

1. Project Development
It is vital to calculate the extent of the damage caused by mold. Developing a sensible project plan for clean up and mold remediation in the first phase can greatly decrease microbial growth and spreading problems during whole process.

2. Preparation
Removal of all items including furniture from the infected area prior to setting up containment. If items are moved from one room to another they must be HEPA vacuumed, and cleansed with mold inhibiting chemicals. Extreme situations may require that all items/furniture in the infected area be cleaned under negative air pressure before anything can be moved.

3. Containment
Sealing off the work area by covering floor and door openings with polyethylene sheeting prevents contaminants (toxic mold) from spreading to the rest of the building.

4. Structural Removal & Cleanup
Removing and sanding growth areas on building materials such as drywall, plywood, insulation, framing etc.. Removal of damaged materials is executed under negative air pressure through HEPA filtration. Bagging and disposal of waste. During this process PAR crew will use disposable coveralls and respirators with HEPA filters for protection against toxic mold.

5. Anti-Microbial Application
Applying mold inhibiting chemicals to exposed surfaces prevents the re-growth of toxic mold. A remediation verification can be requested at this point to approve the accomplishment of the project.

6. Restoration
Providing reconstruction services. If moisture is present dehumidification systems are used until all exposed areas are dry. New materials can then be installed, restoring the area to its original, purified state.