Frequently Asked Questions
A: Abatement technologies are tools, machines, or systems designed to reduce, remove,
The company Abatement Technologies is privately owned by the Harber family and is currently operated by Andrew Harber as owner-operator.
A: Abatement devices are tools or machines designed to reduce, remove, or control pollutants, contaminants, or hazardous materials from the environment—most commonly from the air.
Abatement technologies include air filtration systems, containment barriers, pressure-control equipment, chemical and gas scrubbers, dust extraction systems, moisture control tools, and specialized remediation equipment designed to remove or control hazardous contaminants.
Abatement technologies are highly effective when properly selected and used, often removing 99.97% of airborne particles, controlling the spread of contaminants, and significantly improving air quality and safety in industrial, construction, healthcare, and remediation environments.
Most insurance policies only cover asbestos abatement if the asbestos was damaged or released due to a covered event—such as a fire, storm, burst pipe, or other sudden accident—and will not pay for removal of old, undisturbed, or pre-existing asbestos.