Connecticut & New York
Dust Suppression
We Run a Clean Worksite.
Breaking concrete tends to kick up plenty of small particulates to enter someone’s nose and into their lungs. Our American Dry Basement Systems workers use Negative Air Scrubbers and an EnviroBoot on our jackhammers to remove bad air. It is vital to keep our workers and customers safe.
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Is Dust Suppression Necessary??
How Do We Suppress Dust?
The EnviroBoot point of contact. This boot fits over the housing of the jackhammer and is attached to a heavy-duty HEPA-level filtration vacuum cleaner. As the jackhammer creates the dust, it is immediately suctioned up at the point of contact and into the HEPA vacuum.
The ingredients of concrete are sand, stone, and lime. Concrete is mainly composed of lime (there’s a lot of lime in concrete). Lime is the glue that holds the sand and stone together; it is also highly toxic to human tissue. The airborne nature of the fine particulate makes it easy to inhale the lime dust, a health hazard for anyone living inside the house. It irritates the eyes and inflames sinuses; contact should be limited. American Dry takes significant steps to avoid this problem.
A negative air machine is set up in the middle of the basement. It pulls a significant amount of air from everywhere through a large HEPA filter. The air through the filter is completely clean, but we still vent it to the outside. We vent outside to minimize any air movement within the basement. This solution is extremely efficient and creates an incredibly clean installation.
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Our Local Service Area
Connecticut Counties:
Fairfield, New Haven, Litchfield, Hartford, Middlesex, New London, Tolland, & Windham.
New York Counties:
Westchester & Putnam