Asbestos was once widely used in construction, and though it was banned in 1999, any buildings built prior to 2000 are still likely to contain asbestos. Even one incident of being exposed to asbestos fibres can cause serious diseases later in life, including asbestosis and different types of cancer.
Damaged asbestos releases dangerous fibres that can be inhaled or ingested without realising it. By following a regulated process for identifying and removing asbestos, you’ll keep those on the property safe from serious health complications.
In this video, we answer the question, “Why is proper asbestos removal essential?”
