Knowing the difference between Asbestos Cement Pipes, metal pipes and modern cement pipes can be difficult. This guidance and photos are here to assist in the identification of cement pipe work and help you to navigate the process and understand the risks of asbestos.
Read MoreWe are here to tell you that worrying about Asbestos, often referred to as Asbestos anxiety, doesn’t have to be all-consuming. In this article, we’ll attempt to allay some of your worries about Asbestos.
Read MoreFriable Asbestos poses a much greater risk to human health than non-friable Asbestos products. The friable products are a greater risk due to the materials ability to give off airborne asbestos fibres through damage or disturbance. Non-Friable products tend to be harder and far less likely to give off fibres.
Read MoreAsbestos is divided into four risk categories ‘High risk’, ‘Medium-risk’, ‘Low-risk’, and ‘Very Low-risk’ Asbestos. Depending on the level of risk associated a Licensed or Non-licensed Asbestos Removal might be required.
Read MoreUses of Asbestos weren’t only limited to construction. An example of its other uses recently came to light in the form of a 1.3 million-pound antique table auctioned off by Sotheby’s, New York.
Read MoreNumerous businesses advertise themselves as professionals in this very specialized sector. But how do you know they possess the necessary credentials and technological know-how to give you reliable service?
Read MoreAsbestos-containing materials are said to exist in more than 10 million UK buildings. Strict regulations now exist to prevent dangerous levels of exposure. If a building has been built before 2000 there is a possibility that it could contain asbestos. The detailed report can be found here.
Read MoreSix distinct minerals from two mineral families, serpentine and amphibole, are regarded as Asbestos. All types of Asbestos are very poisonous, and exposure can cause the onset of several fatal conditions including mesothelioma. While performing building work, you may encounter one of three primary forms of Asbestos:
Read MoreIn the UK, there are still significant amounts of Asbestos within privately held properties. These include commercial buildings, dockyards, industrial sites, construction sites, and residential homes.
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