5.0 Rated • 150+ Reviews

Asbestos Abatement & Removal in Littleton, CO

Name: Atlas Contracting & Environmental Solutions
Address: 2835 W. Oxford Ave Unit #3, Sheridan, CO, 80110, US
Telephone: (303) 241-1938
Price range: $$
Rating: 5

Certified asbestos removal for Littleton homeowners. From popcorn ceilings to floor tile abatement, ACES delivers safe, compliant results backed by third-party air clearance testing.

Get a Littleton Abatement Quote (303) 241-1938

Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment

24/7 Emergency Response

Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business

Colorado-Compliant Abatement

Field Documentation

Atlas remediation in action

Watch our certified teams execute compliant containment, extraction, and restoration work on active projects. This video demonstrates the professionalism and documentation rigor that backs every scope.

We work with all major insurance carriers

Certifications

Atlas carries the certifications and credentials owners ask for first.

These are the trust details that continue to matter in procurement reviews, environmental documentation, and regulated project handoffs.

General Abatement Contractor

Colorado CDPHE — GAC No. 26365 · valid through Aug 2026

Meth Lab Cleanup

Colorado CDPHE — certified cleanup contractor

Process

Our proven remediation process

Inspect. Plan. Contain. Remediate. Verify. You get clear steps and documented work — every time.

1

Inspect

Site walkthrough, sample collection, written scope of work.
2

Plan

Containment design, disposal pathway, regulator notifications.
3

Contain

Negative-air containment with documented entry/exit protocols.
4

Remediate

Certified crews execute under continuous daily documentation.
5

Verify

Final cleanup, clearance testing, project packet for your records.

Trust Signals

Credentials That Matter

DUNS

117517457

CAGE CODE

62FR3

EPA Lead-Safe Certification No.

NAT-F222667

Asbestos Removal

Littleton's Trusted Asbestos Removal Contractor

Littleton's housing stock tells a story of mid-century growth. Neighborhoods like Progress Park, Goddard, and Ketring Park were built during an era when asbestos was a standard construction material. Popcorn ceilings, vinyl floor tiles, pipe insulation, and even drywall joint compound in homes built before 1980 frequently contain asbestos fibers. When these materials deteriorate or are disturbed during renovation, they release microscopic fibers that pose serious respiratory health risks.

Atlas Contracting & Environmental Solutions (ACES) is the asbestos abatement contractor Littleton homeowners trust for safe, thorough removal. Our crews hold current CDPHE certifications and follow Regulation No. 8 protocols on every project, whether it involves a single bathroom ceiling or a whole-house pre-remodel abatement. We have completed hundreds of residential abatement projects across Arapahoe and Jefferson counties, and our team understands the specific building materials and construction methods common to Littleton's older subdivisions.

Whether you are planning a kitchen remodel on West Powers Avenue or preparing a home for sale near Gallup Park, ACES provides the certified asbestos removal Littleton homeowners need to move forward safely and legally. Our DUNS number (117517457) and CAGE code (62FR3) reflect our standing as a verified federal contractor, and our EPA Lead-Safe Certification (No. NAT-F222667) means we are qualified for projects involving multiple hazardous materials — a common scenario in Littleton's pre-1980 homes.

ACES asbestos abatement containment setup in a Littleton home

Popcorn Ceiling Removal

Expert removal of asbestos-containing popcorn (acoustic) ceilings throughout Littleton homes. Full containment barriers, negative air pressure, and wet-scraping techniques keep fibers from migrating to other rooms. Your family stays safe and your home stays clean.

Floor Tile & Mastic Abatement

Vinyl floor tiles and the black mastic adhesive beneath them are among the most common asbestos-containing materials in Littleton's older homes. ACES removes both the tile and the adhesive layer, preparing your subfloor for new finishes without cutting corners.

CDPHE Regulation No. 8 Compliance

Every ACES project in Littleton follows Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment Regulation No. 8 — from initial notification through final waste manifesting. We handle the state paperwork, permitting, and disposal documentation so you can focus on your renovation.

Third-Party Air Clearance

After abatement is complete, an independent laboratory performs air clearance testing using phase-contrast microscopy (PCM) or transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Your home is only cleared for re-entry once fiber counts fall below EPA and CDPHE thresholds.

Pipe & Duct Insulation

Basement utility rooms in Littleton's mid-century homes often contain asbestos pipe wrap and duct insulation. ACES technicians remove these materials using glove-bag and full-containment methods, depending on the scope. Every linear foot is double-bagged in 6-mil poly and manifested for approved hazmat landfill disposal.

Real Estate Documentation

Selling a Littleton home built before 1980? Colorado law requires disclosure of known asbestos-containing materials. ACES provides complete abatement documentation — waste manifests, air clearance reports, and before-and-after photo records — that satisfy buyer due diligence and protect your transaction.

Family-Safe Protocols

Homes with young children, newborns, or pets require extra precaution during any abatement project. ACES establishes critical barriers with negative air pressure, runs continuous HEPA filtration in adjacent living spaces, and performs real-time air monitoring to ensure zero cross-contamination during the active work phase.

Pre-Remodel Abatement

Planning a kitchen gut, bathroom renovation, or basement finish in your Littleton home? Asbestos testing and abatement must happen before your general contractor begins demolition. ACES offers competitive pricing for full-house abatement projects and works on your remodeling timeline to keep your project on schedule.

Renovation Safety

Compliance-First Abatement for Home Renovations

When you remodel a pre-1980 Littleton home, there is a high probability that demolition will disturb asbestos-containing materials. Colorado law requires that a certified abatement contractor handle the removal before general construction work begins. Attempting to skip this step risks fines, project shutdowns, and — most importantly — exposure to a known carcinogen.

ACES works directly with Littleton homeowners and their general contractors to sequence abatement into the renovation timeline. We provide clear scope documentation upfront, execute the work within the agreed schedule, and deliver air clearance results so your GC can mobilize without delay. Our EPA Lead-Safe Certification (No. NAT-F222667) further qualifies our team for projects involving both asbestos and lead paint — a common combination in older homes.

Many Littleton remodeling contractors now require written asbestos clearance before they will begin demolition on any home built before 1985. This protects them, their crew, and you from liability. ACES has established working relationships with general contractors throughout the Littleton area, and we coordinate directly with your builder to keep the project moving. From initial sampling to final clearance documentation, our goal is to eliminate delays and give your renovation team a clean, certified space to work in.

ACES crew performing asbestos floor tile removal in Littleton

Why Littleton Homeowners Choose ACES

Atlas Contracting & Environmental Solutions brings over a decade of hazardous material remediation experience to Littleton's residential communities. Here is what sets our asbestos abatement work apart.

100%

Air Clearance Rate

Every ACES project passes third-party air clearance testing before your home is cleared for re-entry.

CDPHE

Fully Certified

State-certified abatement crews following Regulation No. 8 on every containment and disposal procedure.

EPA

Lead-Safe Certified

EPA Lead-Safe Certification No. NAT-F222667 for projects involving combined asbestos and lead hazards.

The ACES Abatement Process

From initial inspection through final air clearance, every step of our Littleton asbestos abatement process is designed for safety, compliance, and transparency.

Inspection & Sampling

Our team inspects suspect materials throughout your Littleton home — ceilings, flooring, insulation, drywall compound — and collects bulk samples for certified laboratory analysis. Results typically return within 24–48 hours. We check every area that could be disturbed during your planned renovation, so there are no surprises once construction begins.

Scope & Notification

Based on lab results, we define the abatement scope, prepare a detailed work plan, and file the required CDPHE notification. For projects exceeding state trigger levels, we handle all permitting on your behalf. You receive a written scope of work with clear pricing before any abatement begins.

Containment & Removal

Critical barriers seal the work area. Negative air machines maintain pressure differential while HEPA-filtered exhaust prevents fiber migration. Our crews wet, remove, and double-bag all asbestos-containing materials in 6-mil poly for transport to an approved hazmat landfill. Throughout the process, we monitor air quality in adjacent living spaces to confirm zero fiber migration.

Air Clearance & Documentation

An independent third-party lab performs air monitoring and clearance testing. Once fiber counts confirm safe levels, we provide you with the full documentation package: clearance report, waste manifests, and project photos for your records and any future real estate transactions. This documentation satisfies Colorado disclosure requirements and protects your investment.

Common Asbestos Materials in Littleton Homes

Knowing where asbestos hides in your Littleton home is the first step toward safe removal. These are the materials our team encounters most frequently in the area's pre-1980 housing stock.

Popcorn (Acoustic) Ceilings

Textured spray-on ceiling finishes applied between the 1950s and late 1970s frequently contain chrysotile asbestos. Scraping, sanding, or even water damage can release fibers into your living space. ACES uses wet-removal methods inside full containment to eliminate this hazard safely.

9×9 Vinyl Floor Tiles

The classic 9-inch square vinyl tiles found in kitchens, basements, and utility rooms of Littleton homes are a hallmark of asbestos-era construction. The tiles themselves and the black mastic adhesive beneath them both require certified abatement before replacement.

Pipe & Boiler Insulation

White or gray insulation wrapping heating pipes and boiler systems in basements is one of the highest-risk asbestos materials. When this insulation becomes friable — crumbling or damaged — it releases fibers readily. Professional glove-bag removal is the standard protocol.

Drywall Joint Compound

Joint compound (mud) used to tape and finish drywall seams in homes built through the mid-1970s often contains asbestos. This material is disturbed during any wall demolition or drywall repair, making pre-renovation testing essential for Littleton homeowners.

Portfolio

Recent residential abatement work completed by the ACES team in Littleton and surrounding neighborhoods.