Commercial & Residential
Asbestos Testing & Abatement
Management
No amount of asbestos is safe. Breathe easy with asbestos testing & inspections from M.A.R.S Environmental.
SERVING CENTRAL & WESTERN UNITED STATES
- 25+ Years of Experience
- High-Accuracy Testing
- Fully Insured
- 25+ Years of Experience
- High-Accuracy Testing
- Fully Insured
Testing is the Only Way to Identify Asbestos
Asbestos-containing materials (ACM) vary widely in appearance, function, location, and year of production, so
visual assumptions are not enough.
Do Not Disturb
- Lung Cancer
- Mesothelioma
- Asbestosis
A Modern Problem
While homes built before 1980 are most likely to contain asbestos, ACMs were only banned in the U.S. in 2024.
What M.A.R.S. Environmental Clients Have to Say
We’ve been safeguarding air quality for over 20 years.
She is fully committed to safety and doing things the right way. I have referred Jeanine to so many friend at this point and all of them have thanked me for the introduction.
If you are looking for a thorough and comprehensive hygienist then MARS is the choice.

Thank you Jeanine, Lindsay and Brooke. I hope it's okay to use your names! If not, tell me and I'll edit them out!
Thank you Jeanine, Lindsay and Brooke. I hope it's okay to use your names! If not, tell me and I'll edit them out!
Highly recommend!
Our house was in the heart of the Eaton Fire. It was left standing but smoke damaged. For four months, our insurer downplayed the health risks, offering to essentially wet wipe the walls and vacuum our bed after their own test found lead. They didn't address VOCs, SVOCs, heavy metals, though.
We knew that getting our own testing was the only way to push for a more thorough remediation. M.A.R.S came highly recommended by fire survivors in Colorado, also by local word of mouth, even by other industrial hygeniests and folks at United Policy Holders.
Jeanine fit us into one of the weekend trips she'd been doing to the Eaton Fire Scar this spring. And she tailored our tests to address our needs for our claim, and our financial limits. She asked for our prior test results so she could make sure she was only running tests we needed.
On the day, she showed up early. I was thrilled when she said we didn't need to enter the house. Also, her team wore protective gear. (For four months, everyone -- the insurance adjuster, other IH's, and others -- would enter the house casually, often with no masks or PPE, as if it were no big deal. I felt subtly peer-pressured to go in unmasked myself, to take and wash things, and now regret it.)
The results took a while, but the labs have been swamped, and M.A.R.S. was in touch. And when the results did come in, the level of detail and care with which Jeanine laid out her report was remarkable. And her explanations of results rigorously supported her recomendations. She included and referred to all the prior results. And she is up to date on current and emerging science and standards.
In many ways, the new results were bad news (the highest levels of Dioxins she'd seen in the area as well as Beryllium, which we're now learning has shown up in unprecedented levels in the Eaton Soot and Ash), but at least we are now armed with data.
I'm trying to think of constructive criticism, but I really just feel gratitude for Jeanine, Rebecca, and the whole team.
We're still going to have to fight to get the insurance to follow her recommendations so it's all still an ongoing nightmare. That said, the two moments of greatest relief I've felt since the fire were, first, when the M.A.R.S. team showed up at our house, and then later, when Jeannine sent our results. She's smart and talented, and I believe that she does this work because she genuinely cares about protecting people's health. She's a methodical hero :), a literal lifesaver!
I received appointment reminders via text and email. The tester/employee showed up on time and I received a results phone call within 24 hours. I know I'll receive the emailed results within another work day, but they were able to call and give me the peace of mind sooner rather than later.
If you're looking for a quick and professional company, I'd highly recommend MARS Environmental.
I received appointment reminders via text and email. The tester/employee showed up on time and I received a results phone call within 24 hours. I know I'll receive the emailed results within another work day, but they were able to call and give me the peace of mind sooner rather than later.
If you're looking for a quick and professional company, I'd highly recommend MARS Environmental.
Asbestos Testing Process
1
Quote & Schedule
2
Samples & Testing
A certified technician arrives on time to inspect materials & gather necessary samples.
3
Fast Results
Where Does
Asbestos Hide?
Roofing & Siding Shingles
Insulation (Homes built 1930-1950)
Textured Paint
Wall & Ceiling Patching Compounds (Banned in 1977)
Artificial Ashes & Embers in Gas Fireplaces
Walls & Floors by Wood-Burning Stoves
Vinyl Floor Tiles & Adhesives
Coverings on Hot Water & Steam Pipes
Oil & Coal Furnace Insulation
Ductwork & HVAC System
Flooring
Ceiling Tiles
Where Does Asbestos Hide?
Roofing &
Siding Shingles
Insulation
(Homes built 1930-1950)
Textured
Paint
Wall & Ceiling
Patching Compounds (Banned in 1977)
Artificial Ashes
& Embers in Gas Fireplaces
Walls & Floors
by Wood-Burning Stoves
Vinyl Floor
Tiles & Adhesives
Coverings on
Hot Water & Steam Pipes
Oil & Coal
Furnace Insulation
Ductwork & HVAC
System
Flooring
Ceiling
Tiles
Once inhaled, asbestos fibers cannot be removed through medical treatment. Are you and your family safe?
Know for sure with asbestos testing.
Asbestos Testing & Abatement Services
Asbestos
Testing
- Single Family Residential
- Commercial
- Multifamily Properties
- Housing & Urban Development (HUD)
- AHERA School Asbestos
- Childcare Facilities
Permit
Inspections
- Full or Partial Demo
- Whole House Surveys
- Renovations & Restorations
- Flooring & Roofing
Abatement Project
Management & Design
- State-Certified Abatement Contractor Recommendations*
- Asbestos Air Monitoring During Removal
- Asbestos Abatement Clearance Testing with onsite results
*Colorado law mandates that State-Certified Air Monitoring Specialists not offer direct abatement services.
There’s no room for asbestos assumptions during a
home renovation or demolition.
Keep your project safe and on schedule with a certified inspection.
Asbestos Testing Standards & Regulations
Federal Asbestos Standards
We follow all EPA asbestos testing guidelines.
Single Family Home Construction: The 32 sq ft Rule
Surfacing
- Testing Requirements based on Amount of Material Present:
- 3 Samples: 0-1000 sq ft
- 5 Samples: 1000-5000 sq ft
- 7 Sample Minimum: 5000+ sq ft
- Common ACMs: Drywall, joint compound, plaster, stucco, wall texture
Thermal System Insulation (TSI)
- 3 Sample Minimum per Material
- Common ACMs: Thermal Insulator, Boiler pipe, duct wrap, duct tape, anything insulating a heating source
Miscellaneous
- 2 Samples per Material
- Common ACMs.- Flooring, ceiling tile, Insulation, siding, window glazing
Colorado Asbestos Testing Standards & Regulations
Our trained specialists follow all Colorado State DORA, and CDPHE regulations for:
- Single family residential properties
- Commercial and multi-family buildings
- HUD-regulated housing
- Childcare facilities & schools
Colorado law requires an asbestos inspection prior to all remodel, renovation & demolition projects.
Nebraska Asbestos Testing Standards & Regulations
- In Nebraska, all asbestos-related work – including testing, asbestos projects, and clearance air sampling – must be performed by licensed individuals.
- Nebraska also has strict decontamination standards and regulations for appropriate protective clothing during asbestos projects and warning signs for asbestos-containing materials.
FAQs
Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral fiber that gained popularity in the construction & manufacturing industries due to its robust strength and heat-resistant properties. When asbestos is disturbed, fibers become airborne and inhaled which can cause serious health issues, including lung cancer and mesothelioma.
If you suspect asbestos or plan on starting a home project that involves the disturbance or removal of any untested materials, contact a licensed asbestos inspector who can safely assess the situation and recommend next steps. These will often include testing, removal, or containment.
First, determine the condition of the ACM. If there is no current damage, and future damage is highly unlikely, it can be best to simply leave the ACM alone. On the other hand, if there is any damage at all, or if disturbance is likely or forthcoming, consult with a licensed abatement professional immediately. M.A.R.S. Environmental can help design and manage the abatement project, and recommend a high-quality local abatement specialist.
Abatement includes removal, encapsulation, or enclosure of asbestos-containing materials to prevent air contamination and human exposure to asbestos fibers. Only licensed professionals can create and execute asbestos testing & abatement plans.
Testing is the ONLY way to know if asbestos is a threat to your health, your family, or your property.
We Offer Asbestos Testing in:
- Colorado
- Nebraska
- California
- Wyoming
- Iowa
Our Locations
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call us
720-388-8448 -
Colorado Location:
580 Burbank St, Unit 115, Broomfield, CO 80020
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Nebraska Location:
3909 Cumming St, Ste 201, Omaha, NE 68131
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