West Virginia Asbestos Job Sites – Where Exposure Really Happened

If you or a loved one were diagnosed with mesothelioma or another asbestos-related disease, the source of exposure may trace back to one of many West Virginia asbestos sites. These job locations—spread across steel mills, power stations, chemical plants, and even schools—were filled with asbestos-containing materials that endangered workers, contractors, and their families.

Where Were West Virginia Asbestos Sites Located?

Asbestos was used widely in heavy industry throughout the 20th century. In West Virginia, key hotspots for exposure include:

• Power Plants: Kammer, Mitchell, Mt. Storm and John Amos
• Steel Mills:
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  • Weirton Steel Exposure
• Chemical Plants: Union Carbide in S. Charleston and Dupont in Washington
• Natural Gas and Utility Sites – Including pipeline compressor stations across Gilmer and Harrison Counties
• Public Works and Schools – Many public buildings built before the 1980s still contain asbestos insulation, tiles, or pipe wrap

These sites exposed boilermakers, millwrights, pipefitters, insulators, electricians, and other trades to airborne asbestos. For many, the danger followed them home.

🔎 Still Not Sure Where the Exposure Happened?

You’re not alone. Many clients don’t remember exactly where asbestos exposure occurred — especially after decades.

We’ve built a detailed index of asbestos job sites across West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and beyond.

👉 Search our WV asbestos jobsite database »

Whether your family worked in a power plant, mill, refinery, or school system — if there’s a record of asbestos there, we can help.

Take-Home Asbestos from West Virginia Jobsites

West Virginia asbestos sites didn’t only affect workers on the clock. Many family members—often women and children—were exposed through take-home asbestos. Dust clung to work clothes, boots, and lunch containers, leading to devastating secondary exposure decades later.

If your spouse or parent worked in a mill, plant, or construction job, you may qualify for a legal claim even if you never stepped foot in the facility.

How We Help West Virginia Families

We have handled asbestos cases in West Virginia for over 30 years—long before many firms ever entered this practice. Attorney Lee W. Davis started working on these cases in 1988 and helped manage over 3,000 asbestos claims across West Virginia, including Brooke, Hancock, Ohio, Harrison, and Marshall Counties.

If you need help tracking a jobsite exposure history or pursuing a mesothelioma settlement in West Virginia, we have the documentation and experience to move fast and effectively.

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📞 Speak With a West Virginia Mesothelioma Lawyer Today

We offer free, confidential consultations to families across the state. You never pay unless we recover money for you.

🛑 Don’t wait. Mesothelioma claims are time-sensitive.

If you or a family member were exposed to asbestos at a West Virginia job site, you may be entitled to significant compensation.

✅ Over 3,000 WV asbestos cases handled

✅ Take-home asbestos cases accepted

✅ No fee unless we win

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We know the job sites. We know the companies. And we know how to get results.