







If hazardous materials are identified, the survey report will outline the level of risk and what should be done next. Sometimes the recommendation is simple management - meaning the material can stay in place as long as it’s in good condition and monitored. In other cases, removal or remediation may be required, especially if the material is damaged or will be disturbed by planned work.
You’ll also receive guidance on choosing licensed contractors if needed, and how to keep the space safe while work is carried out. Finding hazardous materials isn’t unusual, and it doesn’t need to be alarming. What matters is managing it properly once it’s been identified.