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Environmental Contract Work

Mercury Flooring Removal

In the early 1960's, a new style of flooring was developed to replace wood floor gyms and running surfaces. This new rubber-like polymer flooring was as durable as wood but had a softer texture and greater traction. To achieve this effect, manufacturers used mercury as a catalyst to assist the polyurethane to retain the rubber-like softness; as mercury is the only common metal that remains a liquid at room temperature. According to the EPA, "Elemental Mercury and all of its components are toxic, exposure to excessive levels can permanently damage or fatally injure the brain and kidneys" and " pathways of exposure can occur through inhalation, absorption or ingestion."
Mercury Flooring Removal — Lincoln Park, NJ — B & G Restoration

Focus on Safety, Quality and Value

If you believe that you may have a mercury-catalyst polyurethane floor in your school or facility, or your floor was installed prior to 1990, it is recommended to have the floors tested by an independent,certified lab. Be aware that the EPA provides testing standards for both the vapor levels and amount of mercury present in the floor itself, should it need to be removed. Please note that every floor and environment offer different challenges and state laws vary.

B & G Restoration, Inc., Inc. has a highly experienced team of experts with a shared focus of safety, quality, and value. We are available to answer any questions that you may have regarding Mercury Flooring Removal.

Interior Demolition

B & G Restoration, Inc. is also experienced in interior demolition which includes working with clients in both the public and private sectors which included residential, commercial and industrial jobsites. Clients count on our team to provide carefully planned solutions that are safely executed in even the most challenging environments. Our goal is always to complete any interior demolition project in the safest and most cost effective manner possible. This involves consideration of adjacent areas, other contractors, and ongoing operations within the structure. Throughout the project we coordinate tasks and scheduling to minimize disruptions. We continually monitor the project to maintain the highest
standards for safety and regulatory compliance.
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