Introduction

Asbestos removal in Calgary is a big job. It can be time-consuming, expensive and complicated to do it yourself. If you’re in doubt about whether or not your asbestos removal is covered by your insurance or if you need help with this type of project, we’ll help you out. Here’s what you need to know about asbestos:

The health risks of asbestos exposure.

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that has been used in many different products over the years. It’s been used in industrial and construction applications, but also in household products such as flooring and insulation.

Asbestos can cause lung cancer and mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer. These illnesses are a result of inhaling fibers from asbestos-containing materials, which become embedded in the lungs. Therefore, if you have been exposed to asbestos, it is important to undergo a CT lung screening immediately to determine if you have developed these diseases. The longer the exposure to these fibers, the higher the risk of developing these diseases in the future.

• About 30% of people who have worked with asbestos may develop lung cancer; this number rises to 60% if they’ve been exposed more than five years but less than 15 years (this means that there’s still time for prevention).
• About 3% percent of people who have worked with asbestos will die from it within five years after being diagnosed with one type or another form(s)

Why you should get this removed.

Asbestos removal is crucial if you have been exposed to asbestos and your health is at risk. The best way to prevent this is by having the material removed immediately.

If you are concerned that your home may contain asbestos, contact a professional contractor who can safely remove it so that it doesn’t pose any further risks of exposure or inhalation.

Types of Asbestos Removal Services Available.

The types of asbestos removal services available are:

• Removal. This involves removing the asbestos from your property and disposing of it safely.
• Inspection. In this case, a licensed contractor will conduct an inspection to determine whether there is any asbestos on your property before beginning any work related to its removal or cleanup.
• Disposal/Recovery Services: This entails disposing of any materials containing asbestos in safe and proper ways (such as recycling) so that no one else gets harmed from being exposed to them again by breathing them in or touching them directly with their hands without gloves on (which can cause rashes).

The best way for you to find out what kind of service best fits your needs is by speaking with an expert.

How to Choose the Best Asbestos Removal Service for Your Needs and Budget.

When it comes to selecting the best asbestos removal service for your needs and budget, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, you should look for a reputable company that has experience working with asbestos-containing materials. The second thing is what exactly constitutes as an “asbestos-containing material.” For example:

• If you have some loose insulation in your attic or on top of your walls, this could be considered an asbestos-containing material because it contains fibers that can be inhaled by humans when disturbed by tools like sledgehammers or chisels.
• If you have asbestos floor tiles installed within your home’s interior space but haven’t removed yet (or plan on removing soon), these tiles will still contain some traces of minerals from years ago when they were first put down. These minerals can eventually break down over time and release harmful carcinogens into the air around them—so if possible, we recommend keeping them intact until professional help arrives at least one month after completion date before beginning any cutting or drilling work prior to removal process begins due diligence precautionary measures for safety purposes too

You’re not alone if you don’t know what to do with old asbestos.

You’re not alone if you don’t know what to do with old asbestos. Asbestos removal is a crucial part of keeping your home safe, but many homeowners don’t realize how dangerous it can be.

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was once used in many products like building materials, insulation and even fireproofing. When these products are disturbed or damaged by water damage or heat exposure (such as during an electrical fire), they release fibers into the air which can cause serious health issues like lung cancers and mesothelioma cancer in adults who were exposed as children or adults outside their homes over time.*

If your home contains any potentially hazardous materials such as asbestos or lead-based paint then hiring an experienced professional contractor for this type of work should be considered before attempting any kind of cleanup on your own.*

Conclusion

We hope this article has given you a better understanding of the health risks of asbestos exposure and why it’s important to remove. If you have any questions or need help choosing an asbestos removal service, give us a call today!