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Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are man-made organic chemicals utilized in building materials from the 1950s to the 1970s for their durability and flame-retardant properties. Because PCBs cause serious health disorders, their removal requires specialized expertise and strict regulatory adherence.
We specialize in the remediation of PCB-containing materials found in:
Banned Since 1978: Disturbing PCB materials poses severe health risks, including immune and nervous system disorders. Bestech provides the trained staff necessary to plan the most cost-effective, safe disposal method.
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PCBs are persistent organic pollutants. Their removal in high-occupancy areas like schools and hospitals requires advanced logistical coordination.
We have performed PCB abatement in Hospitals, Universities, and State Buildings, ensuring minimal disruption to facility operations.
All Supervisors and Workers maintain **40-Hour Hazwoper Training** and annual refreshers to manage high-risk chemical environments.
From window caulking to contaminated soil, we plan the most compliant and cost-effective method to remove and dispose of all PCB materials.
Since 1986, Bestech has been the state's leader in complex environmental remediation. We are prequalified with the **CT Department of Administrative Services (DAS)** and carry the state's largest bonding capacity, allowing us to manage large-scale municipal and industrial PCB projects.
Partner with Connecticut's most experienced chemical remediation specialists today.
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) are a group of man-made organic chemicals that were prized by the construction industry for decades due to their chemical stability, non-flammability, and high boiling point. However, these same properties make them "persistent organic pollutants," meaning they do not break down easily in the environment and can accumulate in human tissue over time.
Because PCBs were added to improve the durability of materials, they are frequently discovered during renovations of buildings constructed between 1950 and 1979. Key areas of concern include:
The EPA classifies PCBs as probable human carcinogens. Long-term exposure has been linked to serious health effects, including:
PCB abatement is a highly regulated process that requires more than just standard remediation tools. Bestech Inc. provides a level of expertise and security that smaller firms cannot match:
Bestech Inc. provides hazardous material abatement and PCB remediation services throughout **Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island**, serving all of New England.
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