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Building Renovation or Demolition and Asbestos Removal

August 30th, 2020 | in Asbestos
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If you want to modernize your older building or facility, you should be extra careful if your building was constructed prior to 1990

Large amounts of asbestos containing materials have been used for decades in a wide range of building and facility construction prior to about 1990 and even later.

Building owners and contractors are required by regulators to have a hazardous materials inspection and assessment completed to identify building materials that may pose a hazard. The hazardous materials Inspection must be completed prior to disturbance and should always be completed by a qualified, third-party professional that is AHERA certified.

Enviro-Vac does not typically do inspections or testing but will often work with consulting companies on complicated projects to assist in the process and provide abatement budgets.

Research has shown for many years that asbestos inhalation leads to cancer and other lung disorders. It is important to use the services from the professionals. Identifying, removing, or containing asbestos should be done by experts. The risks of asbestos diseases are too severe.

Licensed and trained abatement professionals can renovate or remove asbestos in a safe manner. You should not saw, cut, sand, grind, drill or use high-pressure water for cleaning your building. Removing asbestos is not a DIY job.

Enviro-Vac is one of the oldest privately owned environmental contractors in Canada. They offer full suite of services in hazardous materials abatement and decontamination including shrink- wrap containments and are available to work both small and large- scale projects across Canada. The head office is based in Surrey, BC.

If you have any questions about this article or would like to talk to us about hazardous materials abatement, decontamination or shrink-wrap solutions, please call us on our toll-free number, (888) 296-2499.


Cynthia White is a BA in English from NYU, with extensive experience as a writer and blogger. She has worked as a submissions' editor for a literary magazine, and Editor-in-Chief of a large industry publication. She was chosen Quora's Top Writer of 2018, and got a Professional Writers Association of Canada (PWAC) President's Award, in 2018.


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