- Weecycle employs inspectors certified by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA).

- During an asbestos inspection Weecycle will assess the building in question to identify all potential Asbestos Containing Building materials (ACBM). 

- When possible, information regarding the age of the building and construction practices will be utilized to assess the probable extent of asbestos-containing building material. 

- All samples of suspected ACBM will be collected and analyzed at an accredited laboratory utilizing US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) methodology 66/4-82-020 polarized light microscopy. 

- Following the inspection and sample analysis, clients will receive a written report detailing the analytical results and a site map which highlights the location of  all known asbestos containing building materials.

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Sampling Protocol: 

Samples are collected from homogeneous areas of representative suspect asbestos containing building materials (ACBM), following Colorado Reg. 8 and AHERA protocol.   

Sampling requires the collection of a small amount of the representative material. 

Samples are collected throughout the facilities in low profile locations.  Due to the nature of this type of sampling, small holes will be made in the building materials.  

Samples are taken at the Inspection rate of three (3) samples per homogeneous area, and may require up to nine (9) samples, depending on square footage.  

Weecycle will not be able to repair or restore building materials that have been sampled.