Monday, May 4, 2020

Safe Asbestos Removal - A Dangerous Job



Asbestos which is an important mineral is widely used for roofing, insulation, acoustic ceiling, flooring etc. Asbestos products were commonly used for both commercial and residential construction purpose till the late 70s. This mineral which has a great tensile strength is highly heat resistant as well. One of the major qualities of asbestos is its insulation property. The products that are made of asbestos remain safe to be used as long as they remain in good condition. However, you need to have an asbestos removal when these products deteriorate and begin to release hazardous microscopic fibers into the air.

Once these fibers are released into the air, there is a high risk of breathing in of these particles by people very easily. Exposure to asbestos fibers results in various lung conditions such as asbestosis, lung cancer, mesothelioma, which cannot be fully cured. You need to have an immediate asbestos removal, whenever there is a threat of asbestos becoming airborne. Improper method of asbestos removal can be extremely dangerous. Therefore, it should be done only by trained professionals.
Nowadays many house owners tend to undertake asbestos removal for the sole purpose of saving money. This job should not be taken very lightly. If you do not follow strict rules involved in asbestos removal, it can result in various irreversible health conditions. Professional removal companies are aware of these health perils and know how to remove asbestos properly. They possess specialized equipment and clothing which will protect them from this hazardous material while they are involved in its removal.
An experienced worker will first seal the affected area with a plastic. This is to prevent asbestos fibers to escape out of the sealed area. In order to protect them, they make use of specialized, clothing, gloves, respirators, boots, goggles etc. It is very important that the asbestos should remain wet prior to removal process as the fibers can be easily airborne if the asbestos remains dry. After scraping out of the fibers, they are put in specialized bags and are transported to a safe disposal site.

Contact Details:
RGR Abatements
532 25 Ave NE
Calgary, AB T2E 1Y5
Phone:(403) 681-3697

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