by Asbestos Removalist | Apr 29, 2020 | Asbestos Removal Services, trends
More and more people are waking up to the negative effects of asbestos exposure. What once was hailed by the construction industry as the best material for its lightweight yet the durable quality has now been permanently banned in many countries and removed from the... by Asbestos Removalist | Feb 7, 2020 | Asbestos Removal Services, trends
Asbestos can usually be found in old homes and buildings. This was one of the most widely used in Australian households and building for over a hundred years. Experts have mentioned that this carcinogen is present in most old buildings. Some homes and businesses we... 
by Asbestos Removalist | Dec 23, 2019 | Asbestos Removal Services, trends
Are you worried about your asbestos roof tiles safety? You are right to be!Asbestos was a popular fortifying agent used for many construction projects in the 20th century and even in the earlier parts of the 21st century. It is lightweight, durable, inexpensive,... 
by Asbestos Removalist | Dec 2, 2019 | Asbestos Removal Services, trends
The possibility of asbestos lurking inside commercial buildings is high, especially if the building was constructed several decades ago. If you let asbestos hide behind your building’s walls, it may pose a risk to your business and to the safety and health of your... 
by Asbestos Removalist | Nov 25, 2019 | Asbestos Company, trends
Before the regulation of this building material in the 1970s, asbestos was extensively used for construction. That’s why homes and buildings constructed before the government imposed regulations contain a significant amount of asbestos. When the dangers of asbestos... by Asbestos Removalist | Oct 31, 2019 | Health, trends
“Let this magic mineral, Asbestos, protect the buildings on your farm!” proclaims a vintage Johns Manville asbestos advertisement. With its fireproof, rot-proof, and practically indestructible nature, asbestos quickly gained the interest of many construction... by Asbestos Removalist | Oct 31, 2019 | Health, trends
Over the decades, the negative effects of asbestos to humanity have been carefully documented. In 2017, one Australian dies every 14 hours due to asbestos-related diseases. The number of deaths continues to increase long after that year. The dramatic acceleration of...