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Asbestos Removal & Testing in Columbia, SC

Test first. Remove safely. Paperwork handled.

Columbia’s housing stock spans everything from early-1900s homes in Elmwood Park, Earlewood and Cottontown to mid-century ranches in Rosewood, Shandon and Melrose Heights — exactly the era when asbestos went into floor tile, pipe wrap, siding and ceiling texture.

Many renovations near the University of South Carolina involve older rentals and student housing, where landlords need clean test results before reopening units. Downtown commercial buildings along Main Street and the Vista are frequent pre-renovation survey projects.

We’re based in nearby Lexington, so Columbia jobs are a short drive away.

Asbestos services in Columbia

Found something you think might be asbestos? Don’t sand, scrape, cut or sweep it. Keep people and pets away and call (803) 766-4920.

Water, fire or storm damage in an older Columbia home? We test, document and work with your adjuster — in many cases asbestos testing and abatement can be included in the claim, depending on your policy. Insurance claims.

Richland County · Also serving the rest of the Midlands.

Frequently asked questions

Do you offer asbestos testing in Columbia?

Yes. We test suspect materials in Columbia homes and commercial buildings and provide a written lab report.

Do I need a permit to remove asbestos in Columbia, SC?

Asbestos regulations in South Carolina are administered statewide by the SC Department of Environmental Services (SC DES), formerly DHEC. Whether a license or notification is needed depends on the type of building, amount of material and who does the work. See our SC DES permit guide or call us.

How much does asbestos removal cost in Columbia?

It depends on the material, the quantity, access and containment needed. See our pricing page for ranges, or call for a free estimate.

Think you have asbestos? Don’t disturb it — call first.

Free phone consultation. We’ll tell you whether you need testing, a permit, or abatement, and what it should cost.

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