OHSA Certified Bulk PLM EPA600/R-93 Asbestos Sample Testing

Simply Asbestos Testing Lab Service. Our easy-to-follow-testing-instructions keep your project safe and compliant through the Simple process. Our accredited lab provides Testing for household and commercial building materials frequently encountered during renovation and demolition projects. We serve clients with Confidential lab reports

ASBESTOS TESTING LAB SERVICE

Simply Asbestos Certified Experienced Sample Testing

Our Asbestos Testing Lab Service commitment is to empower you with the information you need to make safe and informed decisions about your property.. all you do is promptly pay Your Invoice, which has No extra Layer charges like other Lab Services. As we have NO HIDDEN CHARGES and reports are between us and Client

SUSPECT MATERIALS WE TEST

We test a wide range of materials including flooring tiles, drywall joint compound, popcorn ceilings, exterior stucco, grout, and linoleum backing — all known to potentially contain asbestos fibers. Our lab uses Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) to identify even trace amounts of asbestos with industry-leading precision and speed.

"TEST FOR THESE FIBRE TYPES”

The four most common types of asbestos found in these materials include:
   •   Chrysotile – white asbestos, often in ceilings, walls, and flooring
   •   Amosite – brown asbestos, commonly used in insulation and cement sheets
   •   Crocidolite – blue asbestos, found in pipe insulation and high-heat materials
   •   Tremolite – often a contaminant in older textured coatings, paints, and plasters

COMPLIANCE WE OFFER

Whether you’re tackling a home reno, demo, or commercial project, our reports are fully aligned with both Canadian and U.S. asbestos safety standards. You’ll receive a clear, accredited lab report within 2 days — with no upfront payment required. Stay safe, stay compliant, and test with confidence

We strictly follow standards set by leading Canadian and U.S. regulatory agencies, including:
   •   EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)
   •   OSHA (Occupational Safety & Health Administration)
   •   OHS (Occupational Health & Safety) regulations in all Canadian provinces
   •   Health Canada and the CCOHS (Canadian Centre for Occupational Health & Safety)
   •   Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)

Check your local jurisdiction or EPA safety manual before disturbing any materials that may contain asbestos.