Los Angeles County
Environmental remediation
in Lancaster, California.
Antelope Valley air district. Aerospace-era tract housing, worked as staged multi-day scopes.
Why it is here
The building stock in Lancaster
Lancaster grew with aerospace. The housing tracks that curve: scattered pre-war stock, then heavy build-out through the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s tied to Edwards and the plants, then a second wave in the 1980s. The 1955 to 1978 tract housing is the core of the regulated work — ceiling texture, floor tile, mastic, and lead paint throughout. Desert conditions are hard on roofs and envelopes, so water intrusion and the microbial work that follows it are more common here than the climate suggests.
Lancaster sits in the Antelope Valley air district, not South Coast, so asbestos notification goes to a different regulator with its own filing. It is a schedule item like any other, but it is not the same filing as a job in Los Angeles twenty miles down the 14.
Nearby
Working on a property in Lancaster?
Tell us what was found, what work is planned and when the property needs to be ready. We will walk the site, define the scope and provide a written proposal with the work sequence, exclusions, schedule and price.