Project Profile
Monarch Hotel
Documented asbestos popcorn ceiling removal and containment work completed for a hotel project in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Project Overview
Asbestos ceiling removal coordinated room by room.
For Moline Construction Management at the Monarch Hotel in Scottsdale, Viking prepared and worked through room groups under Class I containment. The closeout report documents multiple layers of poly and critical barriers, Ram Board floor protection, three-stage decontamination, negative air, HEPA and wet removal methods, encapsulation, final cleaning, and clearance sampling support.
- Location
- Scottsdale, Maricopa County
- Facility
- Hotel
- Scope
- Spray-on popcorn ceiling removal, containment, negative air, decontamination, encapsulation, final cleaning, and clearance support
Project Gallery
Field conditions, protection measures, and project controls.
Photos document protected rooms and corridors, sealed work areas, temporary barriers, and regulated waste staging during the hotel abatement work.
Services Documented
- Spray-on popcorn ceiling removal
- Class I containment
- Negative pressure and HEPA filtration
- Three-stage decontamination
- Wet methods and manual detail removal
- Ceiling encapsulation
- Final cleaning and clearance sampling support
Materials / Conditions
- Popcorn ceiling texture identified for asbestos abatement
- Multiple layers of polyethylene containment
- Critical barriers and Ram Board floor protection
- Six-mil leak-tight waste containers and lined ACM dumpster
Project Semiconductorligence
Verified details from the project record.
- Project ID
- V25-103
- Client
- Moline Construction Management Inc.
- Project Site
- 4000 North Drinkwater Boulevard, Scottsdale, Arizona 85251
- Industry
- Hospitality & Hotels
- Building Type
- Hotel
- Schedule
- September 10-26, 2025
- Project Manager
- Edwin Candido
- Field Supervisor
- Salvador Avilez Acosta
Project Challenge
Protect hotel rooms while the work moved through regulated conditions.
The closeout logs describe work staged across hotel rooms and corridors, with daily safety meetings, room-by-room preparation, controlled access, and clearance activities coordinated around the larger facility. The report records an initial 10-room containment sequence before additional room groups were prepared.
Viking Response
Contain the work. Clean the rooms. Prepare the next phase.
Crews established negative pressure, used HEPA filtration and wet methods to remove the popcorn ceiling material, wet-sealed and labeled waste in leak-tight six-mil containers, placed it in a lined ACM dumpster, and completed detail cleaning, encapsulation, and clearance support as rooms progressed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What work did Viking document at the Monarch Hotel?
The closeout report documents spray-on popcorn ceiling removal, Class I containment, negative pressure, three-stage decontamination, HEPA filtration, wet methods, encapsulation, final cleaning, and clearance sampling support.
How were the Monarch Hotel work areas contained?
The logs document multiple layers of polyethylene, critical barriers, Ram Board floor protection, three-stage decontamination, negative air machines, and controlled staging of equipment outside containment. The initial work sequence covered 10 rooms before additional room groups were prepared.
How was the popcorn ceiling material removed?
Crews worked under negative pressure using HEPA filtration, wet methods, pre-soaking, and manual hand tools such as putty knives and scrapers. Detail work included addressing edges and corners and washing ceilings before encapsulation or painting.
How was waste handled during the project?
Waste was promptly collected, placed in leak-tight six-mil containers, wet-sealed and labeled, bagged out of containment, and placed in an ACM dumpster lined with six-mil reinforced polyethylene.