Older Central Texas homes — especially those built before 1980 — may contain asbestos-containing materials or lead-based paint. When restoration work uncovers hazardous materials, everything stops until a licensed abatement contractor assesses and removes them safely. Resto-Lution coordinates that response immediately.
Asbestos and lead discovered during demo is a hard stop. No exceptions. Disturbing asbestos-containing materials without proper abatement is a federal violation and a serious health hazard. RICO AI explains what materials are commonly tested, what licensed abatement looks like, and what happens to your restoration timeline when hazardous materials are found.
Ask RICO AI About Abatement ›Central Texas has a large stock of homes built during periods when asbestos and lead were standard building materials. Restoration work — especially water and fire damage work that requires demo — can expose these materials unexpectedly.
Abatement is often a covered scope item when it is discovered during a covered claim event. REMI AI helps you understand how to document the discovery, how to communicate with your adjuster, and what the abatement report needs to include for your claim.
Ask REMI AI About Coverage ›We coordinate licensed abatement partners and keep your restoration moving as safely and quickly as possible.