Acute injuries include: 1  Sprains, strains, or other injuries to the ligaments and tendons that connect and support the kneecap. 2  A tear in the rubbery cushions of the knee joint (meniscus).  Ligament tears, such as the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL).
Asbestos removal cost can vary broadly according to your specific circumstances, but itâs not cheap. Some abatement companies could have a minimum payment as high as $2.000 or higher, even for minor jobs. Others will cost as much as $400 or higher for a minor amount of asbestos ceiling removal or to remove insulation around a 10-foot section of pipe. If your home contains asbestos within the ceilings, flooring, partitions, roof, and pipes an entire removal could be as high as $2 per square foot. Full removal in a 1,000 square foot residence could possibly exceed $20,000. Nonetheless, that is an abnormally high amount.
Since there are strict regulations in the removal of asbestos, it is recommended that homeowners contact professionals to remove it. Labor costs related to the removal of asbestos usually rage from $200 to $700 per hour. Before hiring a contractor to remove asbestos, however, the homeowner will need to start with an inspection. This needs to be done both prior to and after the removal of the asbestos to make sure it has all been removed. The cost of doing a pre- and post-asbestos inspection is usually around $600 to $1,000. Thus, the overall cost of inspecting a home for asbestos and having it removed will usually run between $800 and $1,700, depending on the state and city in which the home is located.