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Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was mined in Colorado and widely used in the United States for many decades because of its desirable properties such as heat resistance, durability, and ...

The toxicity of each type of asbestos is affected by several factors, including the size, shape, and length of the fibers. Longer fibers are more likely to cause health problems because they are more ...

This variety of asbestos is found in insulation, roofing, and flooring products, and is known for its high level of toxicity....

In Colorado, asbestos has been used in several industrial and construction settings, including mines, power plants, and manufacturing facilities. Asbestos exposure was particularly prevalent in the mi...

Fire disaster restoration is the process of restoring a building or property to its pre-fire condition after a fire has occurred. In Colorado, the process of fire disaster restoration can be complicat...

Structural stabilization and shoring are important techniques used in construction and engineering to ensure the safety and stability of buildings, bridges, and other structures....

During the media blasting process, the surface to be cleaned or stripped is first prepared. This may include removing loose debris and masking off areas that should not be blasted. ...

There are times when a part of a building needs to be worked on and tearing down the whole building might not be the ideal solution. In this case, the part that needs alteration or renovation can be ...

As more and more people in Colorado and around the world begin to comprehend the importance and benefits of green living, more electric vehicles are being bought, more are installing solar panels on t...

Being certified and highly trained, the asbestos removal professionals at Colorado’s Cyclone Kleen Up follow federal and state laws to do their job properly and safely. ...

We’ve all heard or seen advertisements warning of the possible health effects due to asbestos exposure (asbestosis, mesothelioma, and lung cancer)....

This erroneous assumption may have grown out of the belief that when asbestos is combined with solid materials like concrete, it poses no threat. That’s true, but not completely....