25-239 Barn demolition asbestos inspectionALL CLEAR ASBESTOS TESTING LLC
CHARLIE@ALLCLEARASBESTOSTESTING.COM
Phone: 253-905-0334
Asbestos & Maid Testing
Demolition asbestos Inspection
Barn and 2 Outbuildings at 10747 Mill Road SE, Yelm, WA.
Prepared For: C & E Development
Date: 09/10/2025
Project # 25-239
Prepared By: Charles Jobe, AHERA Building Inspector
Cert # NES-BIR-20250516-03 / Expires 05/16/2026
ALL CLEAR ASBESTOS TESTING LLC
September 10, 202S
Attn: C & E Development
Subject: Demolition Asbestos Inspection on Barn and 2 Outbuildings
Project Address: 10747 Mill Road SE
Yelm, WA.
Good morning,
All Clear Asbestos Testing has provided this Good Faith Asbestos inspection for a planned
demolition project. We are performing this survey with the assumption that an asbestos survey
has not previously been performed on this structure. The survey was performed following the
sampling protocol for this remodel as outlined under AHERA, 40 CFR 763 and Olympic Region
Clean Air Agency. This survey includes an evaluation of the presence and approximate
quantities of any asbestos containing materials found. This survey was conducted on
September 10th, 2025 by an Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) Certified
Building inspector, Charlie Jobe. (Certificate number: NES-BIR-20250516-03). A copy of the
building inspector certificate is provided in this report.
if you have any questions about the information presented within this report, please feel free
to reach out to me with your questions or concerns.
Respectfully submitted,
All Clear Asbestos & Mold Testing
1.0 SCOPE OF WORK
On September 10th, 2025 Charlie Jobe conducted a Good Faith Survey to determine the
presence of asbestos -containing materials (per AHERA and ORCAA) guidelines on a planned
demolition project.
All accessible areas were inspected for the presence of asbestos -containing materials (ACMs).
When observed, suspect materials were sampled following the sampling protocol (see 2.0
Sampling Protocol) of AHERA. All samples were assigned a unique identification number and
transmitted to Schneider Laboratories under chain -of -custody protocols. Samples were
analyzed according to EPA Method 60OR-93/116 using Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM). All
Gear Asbestos Testing is not responsible for variations in analytical results or inaccuracies
resulting from laboratory analysis.
Sample results will be displayed in the asbestos -containing materials page of this report.
Depending on the material sampled, there may be multiple layers within each sample. These
samples will be broken out within each sample number. Each layer is sampled individually to
provide the most accurate results.
Every effort was made to sample all accessible suspect materials that we were contracted to
sample. Additional suspect materials that were not sampled could be located between walls,
in voids, under the middle of large areas of carpet, wood floors or other areas not accessible
during the inspection. If suspect materials are encountered, they must be sampled and
proven non asbestos prior to disturbance.
It should be noted that this survey was conducted only for the presence of asbestos -containing
materials. This survey does not cover the presence of lead -containing paints, mercury -
containing components, PCB materials or any other hazardous material.
1.2 BUILDING DESCRIPTION
# of Structures
One
Building Type
Old barn and two small outbuildings
Year Structure Built
Unknown
Exterior Finishes
Combination of wood and CMU siding with a metal roof with no
caulking on the seams
Flooring Finishes
Bare concrete and dirt
Wallboard type
Open stud walls with one small room with non -textured gypsum
board
HVAC System
None
Insulation
None
1.3 SITE VISIT NOTES AND INSPECTION LIMITATIONS:
Sampling photos available upon request.
2.0 SAMPLING PROTOCOL
AHERA protocol determines the number of samples taken for each suspect material. Multiple
sampling of one material is necessary to ensure reliable statistical data. Random sampling
techniques are used to determine sampling locations for each surfacing material.
AHERA regulations segregate suspect materials into three categories:
1. Surfacing Materials: A sprayed or troweled on texture applied to walls and ceilings and
sprayed on fireproofing in structural members or within wall cavities. AHERA requires
we follow the 3, 5, 7 rule which requires a minimum of 3 to 7 samples be taken of the
same type of material depending on the amount of material present.
2. Thermal System Insulation: Insulation used to inhibit heat transfer or prevent
condensation on pipes, boilers, tanks, ducting, furnaces, and other components of hot
and cold -water systems and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. AHERA
requires collection of at least 3 samples of each homogenous material.
3. Miscellaneous Materials: All other suspect materials such as floor coverings, ceiling tile,
roofing, and many other building materials. AHERA requires the collection of at least
one sample per homogenous material.
3.0 ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS
According to Washington State Administrative Code (WAC) 296-62-07721, the building owner
must identify the presence of asbestos -containing materials and/or presumed asbestos -
containing materials prior to any disturbance of materials. This information must be
communicated to individuals performing the work and tenants in or adjacent to the work area.
A total of three (3) bulk samples were collected as part of this survey. None (0) of the
materials sampled tested positive for asbestos.
Following are the results from the asbestos sampling:
• None of the samples taken tested positive for asbestos.
If provided, square and/or linear footage given are just an estimation and should not be
used for bidding purposes. The bidding contractor should confirm all square footage
and/or linear footages and site conditions prior to bidding the project.
The EPA recommends a procedure Known as point counting (NESHAPS, 40 CFR Part 61) for
those samples with asbestos concentrations between one and six percent based on visual
estimation (PLM). Point counting is a statistically more accurate way of quantifying for samples
with low concentrations of asbestos. Point counting is only performed at the direction of the
owner or owner's agent.
Work that disturbs building materials that contain less than 1% asbestos is not considered an
asbestos project by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries. However, as
outlined in WAC 296-62-07712(2) basic work practices and training requirements still apply.
4.0 CONCLUSION
If needed, abatement (removal) and disposal of regulated asbestos -containing materials must
be performed by a Washington State Licensed Abatement Contractor using Washington State
Certified Asbestos Supervisors and Workers. When personnel encounter any suspect asbestos -
containing materials, it is their responsibility to:
• Contact a representative of the owners
• Do not disturb the materials until you have consulted the inspection report to
determine whether or not the suspect material contains asbestos.
• Ensure that all employees and contractors are informed and advised of the locations of
any materials that contain asbestos.
If additional suspect materials are uncovered during renovation or demolition, they must be
treated as asbestos -containing until determined otherwise by laboratory analysis.
A copy of this report must be kept on site during any asbestos abatement, renovation, or
demolition.
Please contact me for any further guidance or if any questions arise relative to this report.
Respectfully,
Charlie Jobe
AHERA Building Inspector
Certification Number: EVES-BIR-20250516-03
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Analysis Report Schneider Laboratories Global, Inc
2512 W. Cary Street • Richmond, Virginia • 23220-5117
804-353-6778. 800-785-LABS (5227) • Fax 804-359-1475
Customer: All Clear Asbestos and Mold Testing LLC (5188)
Address: 14820 145th St East
Orting, WA 98360
Attn:
Project: 10747 Mill Road SE
rLocation: Yelm, WA
L Number: 25-239
Order #: 646097
Received 09111/25
Analyzed 09/11/25
Reported 09/12/25
PO Number: 25-239
Method: EPA 600/R-931116 & 40 CFR App. E Sub. E Pt. 763 _ PLM Analysis
sample It] Collected Gust. ID Location Asbestos Fibers Other Materials
646097-001 09/10/25 1
Layer 1: Drywall
White, Powdery
Layer 2: Joint Compound
White, Granular
646097.002 09/10/25 2
Layer 1: CMU grout
Gray, Hard/Granular
Main FL Storage Room
No Asbestos Detected
Main FL Barn Wall
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646097-003 09/10/25 3 Main FL Window
Layer 1: Window Caulking
White, Rubbery
EPA Regulatory Limit: 1 %
Total layers analyzed on order: 4
Analyst Thoria Nadiem
No Asbestos Detected
No Asbestos Detected
No Asbestos Detected
8% CELLULOSE FIBER
92% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL
100% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL
100% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL
100% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL
646097-09112125 04:32 PM
Reviewed By: Michael Alers
Analyst
Reporting Limit: 1% Gravimetricaily Reduced Reporting Limit: 0,01% PLM analysis is based on Visual Estimation and NESHAP recommends that
any triable sample with an asbestos content less than 10 percent be verified by Point Count or TEM Analysis. The EPA recommends that any attic
loose fill vermiculite should be treated as asbestos containing material. This report must not be reproduced except in full with the approval of the
laboratory. The test results apply to the sample as received.
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