Graham Catastrophe Restoration
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Services
- Building Inspection
License Details
| Colorado License | 16912 · Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment (CDPHE) |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| License Expiry | Feb 12, 2027 |
| Verified Against | Official state licensing register(s), July 2026 |
What to Know About Hiring Graham Catastrophe Restoration
Graham Catastrophe Restoration holds both abatement and consultant licenses, meaning it can legally test for asbestos and remove it. That is convenient for straightforward jobs, but for larger projects consider using an independent firm for the final clearance air test so the removal work is verified by a third party.
Licensed abatement work follows a strict process: the work area is sealed under negative air pressure, workers wear respiratory protection, the waste is double-bagged and manifested to an approved disposal facility, and the area is air-tested before reoccupation. Ask for the disposal manifest and clearance report at the end of the job.
We verify every listing against the official state licensing register. You can double-check Graham Catastrophe Restoration’s licenses with the issuing agencies using the license numbers shown above.