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Why You Absolutely Need a Negative Air Unit on an Asbestos Site 🧰🧤💨

Contain the Air, Control the Risk

On any asbestos abatement project, a negative air unit isn’t optional—it’s essential.
This powerful system helps maintain safe air quality and prevents airborne asbestos fibers from escaping the work zone.

💨 Creates negative pressure inside the containment
🚫 Keeps contaminated air from leaking into clean areas
🧼 Filters asbestos fibers through HEPA filtration systems

Without Negative Air—You’re Taking a Dangerous Risk

Asbestos is most hazardous when disturbed and airborne.
If fibers escape the work zone, they can:
⚠️ Spread throughout the property
⚠️ Contaminate HVAC systems and adjacent rooms
⚠️ Put workers, families, and bystanders at serious health risk

What Does a Negative Air Unit Do?

✅ Pulls air through a HEPA filter to trap asbestos fibers
✅ Maintains constant air flow away from clean zones
✅ Ensures the site remains compliant with safety regulations

If you’re working on an asbestos site and don’t see a negative air unit running, that’s a huge red flag.

🔄 Deconstruct. Filter. Protect.
At DECON, every asbestos site includes certified negative air systems—because real safety starts with clean air.