Why Us

​Expertise and Accreditation
Our team comprises industry-certified professionals with years of specialized training in asbestos management, ensuring top-tier expertise and compliance with the latest safety regulations.

Comprehensive Solutions
From initial asbestos inspection and testing to safe removal and disposal, we offer a full range of services tailored to meet the specific needs of both residential and commercial properties.
 
Advanced Technology
Utilizing state-of-the-art equipment and techniques, we ensure efficient and thorough asbestos abatement, minimizing health risks and environmental impact.
 
Health and Safety First
Our commitment to health and safety is unparalleled. We adhere to stringent protocols to protect our clients, their families, and our employees from asbestos exposure.

Transparent Communication
We believe in clear, honest communication, providing our clients with detailed reports, straightforward advice, and updates throughout every phase of the asbestos management process.
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Customer-Centric Service
Tailoring our approach to each client’s unique situation, we prioritize customer satisfaction, offering flexible scheduling, competitive pricing, and a guarantee of quality workmanship.

Environmental Stewardship
Committed to sustainability, we follow eco-friendly practices in asbestos disposal, contributing to environmental conservation and public health protection.
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Educational Resources
Beyond services, we empower our clients and the community with knowledge, offering access to a wealth of resources on asbestos awareness, health risks, and prevention strategies.

WHAT ARE THE DANGERS OF ASBESTOS?

Asbestos is a dangerous material.  In addition to being the only known cause of mesothelioma (cancer of the mesothelial tissue), it can lead to other deadly diseases.  Unfortunately, not every homeowner is aware of the dangers it poses.

For many years, asbestos was used in buildings as a fireproof material.  It is often found in insulation, floor tiles, joint compound and other areas I the home.

DO YOU HAVE ASBESTOS IN YOUR HOME?

Breast cancer awareness is given plenty of coverage around the world, but cancer caused by asbestos just as scary ad life threatening.

For a long time asbestos was used in older homes. It’s naturally occurring fibrous material and was once used in home construction for its fire retardant and thermal insulation properties.  Despite these attributes, asbestos poses is a serious hazard to people’s health and causes thousands of deaths every year around the world.

Although now banned in South Africa, the asbestos legacy remains hidden in various shapes and forms, threatening lives at home and at work.

The fibres are found in many materials used in home construction.  It was often mixed with cement and ca still be found in older homes, on roofs, gutters, popes, boilers ceiling tiles, insulation boards and many other products.

• Integrity and a commitment to ethical business practice and conduct
• Competence. As professionals we get the job done – and done well
• Knowledge. Professionalism involves developing detailed, up-to-date knowledge
• The ability to seamlessly and professionally adapt to different and changing working environments
• Teamwork - A good and professional spirit between our team and our client to meet deadlines, to be honest and to be punctual at all times.

HOW TO IDENTIFY ASBESTOS

It’s almost impossible to identify asbestos simply by looking at an item, which makes it difficult to locate it in your house.

Unfortunately, the easiest way to identify asbestos is also the most dangerous, because that means the asbestos fibres are exposed and could find their way into the air that you and your family breathe.

Exposure to asbestos fibres can lead to asbestosis, mesothelioma or lung cancer. Since the level of exposure that may cause health problems is unknown, any amount to exposure to asbestos should be avoided at all costs.

If you discover an area in your home that may be made from asbestos but aren’t sure, you should treat it as though it contains asbestos.  Have an asbestos removal specialist identify and remove all materials containing asbestos.

Asbestos Risk Assessment

When asbestos-containing material is identified the exposure risk must be determined. We use the HSG264 standard as a guideline to determine the risks.

​This will include the completion of 2 scorecards.

• ​Material scorecard and
• Priority scorecard

​The combined scores will determine the level of risk. Recommendations based on the score will be made to ensure a safe and healthy environment.