West Virginia Furnace Workers – Asbestos Exposure and Legal Help

Mount Storm Power Asbestos exposure endangered hundreds of workers who kept one of West Virginia’s largest power plants running. Built in the 1960s, the Mount Storm Power Station — located in Grant County and now operated by Dominion Energy — was constructed during a time when asbestos was used throughout boilers, turbines, and insulation systems. Legal help for affected workers is available through the Law Offices of Lee W. Davis.

Employees maintaining boilers, turbines, and high-pressure lines often disturbed asbestos dust while performing routine repairs—without warning or protection. These microscopic fibers later caused mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis among plant workers and contractors.



Trades at Greatest Risk

Even short-term outage crews were exposed when disturbing old insulation or fireproof materials.


Health Effects and Legal Rights

Exposure at Mount Storm Power Plant has led to devastating illnesses. Many workers never knew the danger until decades later. Victims and their families may qualify for asbestos trust fund or lawsuit compensation, even if the company no longer exists.

If you or a loved one worked at Mount Storm and later developed mesothelioma or asbestos-related lung cancer, legal help is available to hold responsible parties accountable.


Next Steps for Victims

  1. Collect employment or union records showing jobsite history.
  2. Confirm your asbestos-related diagnosis.
  3. Speak with an experienced West Virginia asbestos lawyer about filing before the statute of limitations expires.

Call (412) 781-0525 or contact us online for a free consultation.

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FAQ – Take-Home Asbestos Exposure

Q: Can family members of Mount Storm workers be affected?

Yes. Dust carried home on clothing could cause secondary exposure and later illnesses.

Q: Are take-home victims eligible for compensation?

They can be, if medical evidence links illness to a worker’s asbestos exposure.

Q: How long do I have to file a claim?

In West Virginia, you typically have two years from diagnosis—act promptly.


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