ABATEMENT SERVICES

At GDSI, we’re focused delivering high-quality results with end-to-end services. Quality control is more effectively managed and services are delivered more efficiently with our certified, in-house team.

ASBESTOS

While prohibited in new construction since 1978, contractors were allowed to exhaust their inventories of asbestos and, therefore, the substance can still be found in structures built as late as 1986. GDSI’s team will manage the abatement (removal) or remediation (safe encapsulation) of asbestos in your structure to exceed industry safety standards.

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LEAD

Lead-based paints can potentially create unhealthy environments in your structure.  The GDSI team manages this abatement process professionally, safely and efficiently.

 

MOLD

Our Pacific Northwest climate provides wonderful living for us, but also ideal conditions for mold to grow. Left unattended, mold can potentially create toxic and unhealthy indoor environments. GDSI’s expert team will identify and remove mold, keeping your structure safe and healthy.

Meet Our Abatement Experts

Bob Farace

Abatement Division

503-568-4006

Robert@gdsidemo.com

Bob joined GDSI in 2016. Bob offers an extensive background in mold remediation and hazardous materials management. He is a certified Asbestos Hazardous Emergency Response Act (AHERA) Inspector and Certified Lead Renovator (LRRP). In his spare time Bob enjoys his two grandsons and hitting the golf course.
Bob Gordon

Abatement Division Manager

971-219-1073

bob@gdsidemo.com

Bob is an environmental awareness and hazardous waste expert with more than 25 years of large-scale abatement experience. In 2017, he was appointed the honor of a contractor liaison for the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) Asbestos Rulemaking Board. Bob is licensed in Oregon and Washington for abatement supervision, certified for lead renovation, repair and painting (LRRP) and is one of few Oregonians to maintain federal certification as an Inspector, Management Planner and Project Designer under the Asbestos Hazardous Emergency Response Act (AHERA).