HOW THE ASBESTOS REMOVAL PROCESS WORKS
Asbestos may be found in your home’s siding, roofing, walls, textured paint, ceilings, flooring, plumbing, and even your insulation. If the sample material isn’t found to be flaking or damaged, the structure is deemed safe as long as the asbestos remains enclosed. However, if you do require asbestos removal, the affected area is usually sealed off with industrial-grade plastic to keep people and animals out and the harmful asbestos fibres in. Large fans with special HEPA filters are then set up to ensure no cross-contamination occurs to other rooms within the structure. Then our abatement experts will come in and tear out anything that contains the asbestos, carefully sealing the bags and transporting them to an accepted asbestos landfill, while the rest of the affected area is thoroughly vacuumed, wiped, and cleaned to ensure all traces of the harmful asbestos fibres are gone.
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER ASBESTOS REMOVAL?
Asbestos removal is a very detailed process that must be handled with extreme care. If your home or business has been identified as “high risk” for asbestos contamination, you’ll need to obtain a final air clearance once the asbestos removal work is actually done to ensure the work was completed properly and the structure is deemed safe for re-occupancy. Should you require asbestos removal in Calgary or surrounding areas, feel free to call Sealtech Restorations for a free quote. While there are dozens of qualified asbestos abatement experts on the market all vying for your removal bid, we’ve got years of significant experience in the asbestos abatement industry to our credit for your continued safety and peace of mind. We possess all of the proper equipment and follow all procedures set forth by Alberta’s regulations for the safe removal and disposal of harmful asbestos.