Which records matter most for remediation?

Demolition permits, because an asbestos survey and abatement have to happen before the building comes down. Build-outs in older buildings add renovations that open up walls and floors.

Who do I contact on a permit?

Usually the demolition or general contractor named as the applicant. Subscribers see the full address and the original public record.

Can I tell old buildings from new ones?

Not from the permit alone, but the address and the permit description help, and the original record often names the building.

For asbestos, mold and lead remediation companies

New business leads for asbestos, mold and lead remediation companies in Portland & Vancouver, WA

Before an older building comes down or gets gutted, someone has to survey it for asbestos and remove what is found, and Oregon and Washington both require that survey before demolition. A demolition permit is the clearest public signal that abatement work is coming; a tenant-improvement permit in an older building often means walls, ceilings and flooring being removed, with the same question to answer first.

Launch Lookout pulls commercial demolition and build-out permits from Portland Permitting & Development, Clark County and the City of Vancouver every day and maps them around your base, so you see only the sites your crews can reach. Each record links to the original permit, which lists the applicant and the scope.

The demolition or general contractor on the permit is the one who hires the abatement crew, and they need the survey done before their own work can start. A permit filed this week is a job that needs you next week. Mold and lead work follows the same records: older buildings being opened up, and new occupants who want a clean bill of health before they move in.

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Recent leads for asbestos, mold and lead remediation companies

The newest 25, street name only. Subscribers see the full address and the public record.

Date	Type	City	Street	Source
11/3	Build-out	Portland	NW Quimby St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW Canyon Rd	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW 12th Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	NW 17th Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW Kingston Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SE 92nd Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW Capitol Hwy	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	NE Russell St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SE Stark St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW Washington St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW 52nd Pl	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SE Ankeny St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	NE Fremont St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	NW 22nd Ave	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SE Belmont St	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	NW Everett St	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SE Washington St	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	NE Grand Ave	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SW Westgate Dr	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SW Vermont St	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	NW 11th Ave	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	N Ensign St	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SW Custer Dr	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SW Bertha Blvd	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	NE Hoyt St	Portland PP&D

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Questions

Which records matter most for remediation?: Demolition permits, because an asbestos survey and abatement have to happen before the building comes down. Build-outs in older buildings add renovations that open up walls and floors.
Who do I contact on a permit?: Usually the demolition or general contractor named as the applicant. Subscribers see the full address and the original public record.
Can I tell old buildings from new ones?: Not from the permit alone, but the address and the permit description help, and the original record often names the building.