Asbestos was used in countless building materials before the 1990s. Left undisturbed it is often stable, but the moment it is cut, sanded or broken during a renovation it releases fibres that are dangerous to breathe.
Because of that risk, it is illegal to have asbestos removed by anyone but a certified contractor. Our licensed technicians seal the work area with airtight barriers, run HEPA-filtered negative air, use wet methods to keep fibres down, and remove every trace under continuous monitoring. An independent lab confirms the space is clear before you move back in.
We inspect the property and send samples to an accredited lab to confirm what contains asbestos.
We set up airtight plastic barriers and HEPA negative-air filtration to seal off the work area.
Using wet methods and full PPE, we carefully remove and bag material for licensed disposal.
Independent air testing confirms the space is safe before we tidy up and hand it back.
No. It is illegal to hire uncertified workers for asbestos abatement, and DIY removal risks spreading fibres through your home. Only a licensed asbestos contractor can legally handle asbestos-containing material.
Any home built before the 1990s may contain it. The only way to be sure is testing, which we do before any work or renovation begins.
Yes. Testing before a purchase or a renovation protects you from disturbing hidden asbestos and from surprise costs later.
It depends on the material, location and amount involved. We give you a firm written quote after a free on-site inspection.
Book a free, no-obligation inspection and we'll scope your asbestos project with a firm written quote.
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