Regulated asbestos work history

The standing public Buncombe County Accela search returns building-address-resolved asbestos and demolition permit records from 2021 onward, including permit identifiers and record type, project description, raw status, displayed and expiration dates, and detail links. Within its county and temporal bounds it is official authorisation-history evidence, not proof of asbestos presence, work occurrence, completion, remediation outcome, or statewide history.

The standing Massachusetts governmental ANF-001 API returns building-resolved asbestos notification records with facility name and address, notification identifiers, project type, abatement process, material/removal type and linear- or square-foot quantity, contractor and other parties, and notified start and end dates. It is evidence of official notification and reported schedule and scope, not proof that work occurred or completed.

Michigan's public statewide search and pageable endpoint return asbestos project-notification identifiers, facility names and addresses, contractor, reported removal quantities in linear, square, and cubic feet, scheduled project dates, and a last-updated value. These are notification facts and scheduled dates, not completion evidence.

The downloadable frozen New Mexico statewide NESHAP workbook identifies demolition and renovation notification projects by facility address and records received and scheduled project dates, abatement and demolition dates, asbestos quantities, owner, abatement company, transporter, disposal site, revision history, raw approval status, and approval-letter date. Recorded dates and approval remain filing and regulatory-history evidence, not proof that scheduled work occurred or completed.

The address-resolved South Carolina archive documents asbestos-removal and demolition authorisations with permit type, category, raw lifecycle status, issue/effective/expiration/termination dates, regulated-site identity, first issue date, and version count across 2000–2026. These are authorisation-history facts, not proof that work started or finished.

Wisconsin's public statewide search returns asbestos renovation and demolition notification identifiers matched to site and address, postmark date, named abatement, demolition, general, waste, and transport contractors, and links to notification documents. It establishes filed notification evidence, not completed work.

The Florida statewide site-grain archive provides address-keyed demolition and renovation asbestos-notification history with notification and project types, first/last received and scheduled project dates, regulated-asbestos material indicators and quantities, notification identifiers, and latest owner, contractor, and disposal-party details. Its 1999–August 2026 delivery and site rollups do not prove individual-project completion.

The public unauthenticated county-and-date search returns recent Texas asbestos abatement and demolition notifications matched to facility or project location, with notification identifier and scheduled start and end dates. It establishes a notified schedule, not that work occurred or finished; coverage is limited to available counties and recent filing years.

The Maryland governmental full-file archive establishes that an asbestos project notification was associated with a site address and records the notification date. It substantiates notification occurrence and chronology at a building address but does not document project type, scope, parties, quantity, raw status, authorisation, or completion.