Professional asbestos removal
What you need to know!
Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was often used in building materials in the past due to its fireproof and insulating properties. Unfortunately, it was later discovered that the inhalation of asbestos fibers can cause serious health can cause problems, including lung cancer. Professional asbestos removal is therefore of the utmost importance.
Why is Astbest so dangerous?
Asbestos fibers are extremely small and can be easily inhaled. Once in the lungs, these fibers can cause inflammation and scarring, which can lead to severe breathing problems and diseases such as asbestosis and mesothelioma. It is important to note that asbestos was only banned in Germany in 1993. Therefore, buildings built before 1995 may contain asbestos-containing materials.
When is asbestos removal necessary?
One Refurbishment is required if weakly bound asbestos or heavily damaged/solidly bound components are present. It is advisable to have a sample of the suspect component tested in a laboratory to ensure that it contains asbestos.
How does professional asbestos removal work?
- Sampling and hazard analysis: Before any remediation begins, a sample of the suspect material is taken and tested for asbestos.
- Expansion through a Specialist company: A team of specialized employees removes the asbestos-containing material under strict safety regulations. This includes wearing protective suits and breathing masks, laying out tarpaulins to catch falling components and installing fall protection.
- Professional disposal: The removed asbestos-containing material is disposed of safely and in accordance with official regulations.
- Clean the workplace: Once the renovation work has been completed, the work area is thoroughly cleaned to ensure that no asbestos fibers remain.
FAQ:
- What does asbestos abatement cost? The cost of asbestos removal varies depending on the scope and region. It is advisable to obtain several quotes from specialist companies.
- How does asbestos removal work? Remediation consists of four steps: Sampling and hazard analysis, removal by a specialist company, professional disposal and cleaning the work site.
- Who pays for asbestos removal? In most cases, the owner of the building is responsible for the cost of asbestos removal. However, there are certain circumstances in which other parties may be liable to pay.
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