For decades, hazardous materials such as asbestos, lead, mold, and chemical contaminants were commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and household products. They were added for insulation, fire resistance, soundproofing, durability, and countless other purposes. Unfortunately, over time, evidence has shown that exposure to these substances can cause serious health problems—ranging from respiratory illnesses to cancer, neurological damage, and long-term environmental harm.

At ACM Plus, we understand the urgency of properly handling and removing hazardous materials as a critical step in protecting your health, your family, and your property. We are proud to provide safe, certified hazardous material removal services throughout Southern California. Don’t wait—call us today to eliminate dangerous contaminants from your home or business.

Only a licensed and qualified hazardous material abatement contractor—like ACM Plus—can safely remove and dispose of these substances. Please don’t risk your health, safety, or liability by trying to handle them yourself. Trust the professionals. Trust ACM Plus.

Hazardous materials are substances that pose health risks to humans or the environment when disturbed, damaged, or improperly handled. They can be found in many older buildings, construction products, and even soil or water. Common examples include:

Asbestos (insulation, roofing, floor tiles, cement, ducts, etc.)

Lead-based paint and dust (walls, trim, windows, and soil)

Mold and biological contaminants (hidden in damp walls, flooring, or HVAC systems)

Chemical residues or contaminated soil (from spills, storage tanks, or industrial activity)

When these materials are disturbed during repair, remodeling, or demolition, harmful particles, fibers, or spores can become airborne or seep into the ground—creating significant risks if not handled correctly.

What Should You Do if You Suspect Hazardous Materials?

If you think your property may contain asbestos, lead, mold, or other hazardous substances:

Do not disturb the area. Avoid touching, cutting, or sanding any material that might release contaminants.

Isolate the space. Keep children and pets away.

Contact a licensed professional. Our certified inspectors can test materials and determine the safest course of action.

Sometimes materials can be repaired or sealed instead of removed—but when removal is necessary, it must always be performed by certified remediation experts.

At ACM Plus, our mission is to keep your environment safe. Whether you need testing, remediation, or complete removal, we’re here to help you every step of the way.