Testing for Asbestos
New EPA Standards require that debris from homes built before 2004 must be tested for asbestos
The best way to test for asbestos is to gather samples and send them to Fastrak for EPA, DEQ Certified lab reports.
We provide a free consultation before you buy our testing to ensure you understand the complete process.
Know the upfront cost by using Fastrak's easy-to-use Chain of Custody Form.
We assist you in completing the forms with step-by-step directions over-the-phone support.
Mail the samples to FASTRAK - Get lab certified results generally in 48 hours for only $40.00 per layer tested
FASTRAK Asbestos Surveys
We are EPA and DEQ certified asbestos inspectors and for the past 40 years. We've helped clients with self-sampling for 3 years.
We help our customers save money. Enjoy the refreshing experience of transparency pricing upfront. We can assist Homeowners in preparing the sampling themselves. This is the most effective, cost saving method to acquire the testing results you need to meet the EPA, and DEQ requirements.
Homeowner Sampling
HOMEOWNER SAMPLING CAN ONLY BE PERFORMED BY
the homeowner who is personally occuping the private residence.
The owner/occupant of a home may take their own samples
using our FASTRAK chain of custody form.
*Exception Condo's and townhomes.
FASTRAK's process meets the EPA standards.
Get EPA, DEQ certified lab testing for only $40.00 per layer!
Asbestos Samples
CONTRACTORS AND/OR HOMEOWNERS must follow DEQ, EPA & YOUR LOCAL REGIONAL AIR PROTECTION AGENCY for the exact law requirements for asbestos waste packaging and disposal using personal protective measures for your health.
Contact your County landfill for more information.
541-741-2706 Asbestos Sample Collection
Collect the Sample Yourself
Cust Costs - Collect the Samples Yourself
Asbestos Sample Collecting for Testing
1. Cut a 1'' Sample
When you are collecting samples you need to include all the layers. The adhesives, paint, other flooring, etc.
Collet a piece at least 1" square to test.
Cut the sample from the top layer through to the last layer.
Write down what materials make up the layers of the sample.
Each layer is considered one sample.
Layer examples include adhesives, flooring backing, vinyl tile, flooring and its glue, fire curtains, base flashing, roofing felt and roofing, decorative plaster, gaskets, acoustical plaster, fire doors, spackling compounds, caulking or putties etc.
Cut out a sample, label the zip lock bag with a sample number, then write down all the layers to be tested.
Determine Layers in the Sample
Number your samples if more than one sample is sent for testing. Each layer must be listed on the Chain of Custody these include; flooring backing, vinyl tile, flooring and its glue, fire curtains, base flashing, roofing felt and roofing, decorative plaster, gaskets,
acoustical plaster, fire doors, spackling compounds, caulking, putties and more.
2. Bag Sample & Label it
Place the 1" inch sample in a ziplock bag, then list the layers contained in the sample and tape the list to the outside of the baggie. See photo.
Paperwork is required- We are here to help you
3. Complete the Chain of Custody Form
Complete a form for processing the asbestos samples. Use sample numbers that coincide with the numbering
you have used on the bagged samples. Questions? We are here to help.
Call or chat with a representative 541-741-2706
Submit your samples for testing
4. Send Samples to Fastrak
4. Send Samples to Fastrak
4. Send Samples to Fastrak
Ship your samples via USPS 2nd day air. Samples will be received at the lab, and approved for testing. A customer-service agent will contact you to confirm testing needs and collect a credit card payment.
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4. Send Samples to Fastrak
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Fastrak will pay your shipping costs as long as you use USPS 2nd day air and email a picture or (copy) of your receipt.
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4. Send Samples to Fastrak
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