18 Nov, 2009 in News & Articles by admin

Asbestos abatement needed after arson destroys two homes

Two homes in Morgantown, West Virginia are going to be torn down. One of the houses was set on fire three times in two weeks during the month of September. The other house was set on fire twice in August as well as September. All five fires possess been ruled arson.

Though both houses still stand after multiple fires, they are badly damaged as well as possess been condemned. One house will be demolished by its owner; the other will be demolished by the city, as well as its owner will reimburse the city through a series of payments. Asbestos abatement has to be completed for at least one of the homes before demolition can take place. Asbestos was commonly used in the construction of homes. It is a known carcinogen that must be disposed of safely to minimize the risk of asbestos-related diseases for both workers as well as the community.

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