asbestos Testing
Asbestos fibers are soft and flexible yet resistant to heat, electricity and corrosion. Asbestos was used in buildings before 1990 because it was fire resistant and an effective insulator. At the time, Canadians didn’t know that it could be toxic when airborne, because the fibers become trapped in the body, and can cause asbestosis or mesothelioma.
If you are renovating a home or commercial building, it is vital to test for asbestos before you disturb any visually suspicious material. Getting an AHERA certified inspector will ensure safety in your home or on your jobsite.
Darick tests asbestos on site and will provide recommendations of which materials may be containing, sampling and testing of any suspicious material, and provision of results which will give you peace of mind as you continue with your renovation.
If you are renovating a home or commercial building, it is vital to test for asbestos before you disturb any visually suspicious material. Getting an AHERA certified inspector will ensure safety in your home or on your jobsite.
Darick tests asbestos on site and will provide recommendations of which materials may be containing, sampling and testing of any suspicious material, and provision of results which will give you peace of mind as you continue with your renovation.