Resilient flooring on the district list
Whether flooring is regulated depends on what is done to it. The district places resilient floor coverings and mastics in Category I nonfriable material, which stays outside regulation when tiles come up intact. Power sanding, grinding, cutting, or breaking tiles in demolition changes that, and from 100 sq ft the work then needs containment, wet methods and notice. Scraping mastic off a slab waits for the lab results.
Waste class matters at the end of the job: DTSC rules make friable waste with 1% asbestos or more hazardous, while intact nonfriable bulk debris is outside them, subject to whatever a landfill or hauler requires. Area, layers and mastic move the price.
Lifting a floor exposes wall bases, duct boots and thresholds that carry their own suspect materials, so read asbestos plaster and joint compound removal alongside this page. Everything else we handle is summarized on our homepage.