# Eagle Environmental Inc.

> Eagle Environmental Inc. provides asbestos abatement, lead paint abatement, mold remediation and hazardous materials removal in Salt Lake City and across Utah. Based in North Salt Lake, Utah, serving commercial and residential customers across Utah for over 30 years.

Eagle Environmental's trained technicians handle asbestos abatement, lead paint abatement, mold remediation and other hazardous material removal, working to OSHA standards such as the Construction Standard for Asbestos (29 CFR 1926.1101).

- Address: 891 Robinson Dr #4, North Salt Lake, UT 84054
- Phone: (801) 936-1155
- Email: info@eagleenvironmentalinc.com
- Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Mountain Time)
- Request a quote: https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/contact/

## Services

- [Asbestos Abatement](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/services/asbestos_abatement/): Asbestos abatement and removal in Salt Lake City and across Utah. Inspection, containment and safe disposal of asbestos-containing materials to OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1101.
- [Lead Abatement](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/services/lead_abatement/): Lead paint abatement for homes and commercial buildings in Utah: risk assessment, safe removal or encapsulation, and cleanup that meets EPA and OSHA lead rules.
- [Mold Remediation](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/services/mold_remediation/): Mold remediation in Salt Lake City and statewide: inspection, containment, removal and post-remediation verification for residential and commercial properties.
- [Floor Polishing](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/services/floor-polishing/): Removal of linoleum, tile, wood and adhesive flooring and mastic, including asbestos-containing flooring, with secure disposal of waste.
- [Dustless Demo](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/services/dustless-demo/): Dustless interior demolition for occupied buildings in Utah. Containment and demo that keeps dust and debris out of the rest of your facility.
- [Dust-Free Containment](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/services/dust-free-containment/): Dust-free containment systems that isolate renovation and abatement work areas so hospitals, schools and offices can keep operating.

## Company

- [About Us](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/about/): Eagle Environmental Inc. has provided hazardous materials abatement in Utah for over 30 years. Learn about our people, training and safety culture.
- [Vision](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/vision/): Eagle Environmental's vision: people, relationships and culture, aligned through training, talent and experience.
- [Mission](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/mission/): Eagle Environmental's mission for safe, compliant hazardous materials abatement in Utah.
- [Ethos](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/ethos/): The values behind how Eagle Environmental works on every abatement project.
- [Corporate Statement](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/corporate-statement/): Corporate statement of Eagle Environmental Inc., a Utah asbestos, lead and mold abatement contractor.
- [Careers](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/careers/): Join Eagle Environmental. We hire and train abatement technicians and supervisors for asbestos, lead and mold projects across Utah.
- [Contact Us](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/contact/): Request an asbestos, lead or mold abatement quote. Call (801) 936-1155 or visit us at 891 Robinson Dr #4, North Salt Lake, UT 84054.

## Articles

- [Messy cleanup, 3,300 tons of asbestos left in open air](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/blog/messy-cleanup-3300-tons-of-asbestos-left-in-open-air/): A Utah developer faces charges after 3,300 tons of asbestos debris were left in the open air after a hotel demolition in Tooele.
- [Journal of Environmental Management](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/blog/journal-of-environmental-management/): From the Journal of Environmental Management: where asbestos was used, why it is hazardous, and the risks it still poses.
- [The Stunning Truth about Asbestos in the U.S.](https://eagleenvironmentalinc.com/blog/the-stunning-truth-about-asbestos-in-the-u.s./): Many Americans assume asbestos was banned outright. It was not, and older buildings still contain it. What that means for renovation and demolition.