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Interior of a property being prepared for review — representative photography, not a completed specialty restoration job.

Asbestos

Concerned About Asbestos? Start Here.

Planning repairs or found older material you’re unsure about? Don’t disturb it just to check. Tell us what you’re dealing with and we’ll help you figure out the next step. If testing or abatement is needed, we’ll ask before sharing your request with an independent provider.

Independent provider may be needed

Do not scrape, sand, cut, drill, remove, or collect a sample from suspected asbestos-containing material to submit this request. Leave the material in place.

What’s going on

Planning repairs or found older material you’re unsure about? Don’t disturb it just to check. Tell us where the material is and the approximate age of the building. We’ll help you figure out the next step. If testing or abatement is needed, we’ll ask before sharing your request with an independent provider. Do not scrape, sand, cut, drill, remove, or collect a sample from suspected material just to send this form. Wilke Service Co. does not perform asbestos testing or abatement directly. If your request needs that work, we may be able to connect you with an independent provider after you give permission. That provider is not a Wilke employee, branch, or subcontractor. In South Carolina, regulated renovation and demolition work has notification and licensing rules.

Why people land here

  • A clear place to ask without disturbing the material
  • We will not ask you to collect a sample
  • One independent provider, with your permission — not a list of companies that will all call you

What this is not

  • Wilke inspecting, sampling, testing, monitoring, designing, removing, abating, clearing, or disposing of asbestos
  • Scraping, sanding, cutting, drilling, removing, or collecting a sample just to send a quote

FAQ

Common questions

Will Wilke come take a sample?

No. Sampling is not a Wilke service.

Can I disturb a small corner so you can see it?

No. Leave suspected material alone. Describe the location and the building age instead.

Tell us what's going on

A few details and photos are enough to start.

Asbestos Concerns

A few more details (optional)

Do not scrape, sand, cut, drill, remove, or collect a sample from suspected material to submit this request.