Asbestos Testing
To ascertain the presence of asbestos, NorHaz conducts a thorough inspection and testing of any materials that will be disturbed before commencing any renovation or demolition project. Laboratory results not only confirm the presence of asbestos but also provide information about the concentration levels.
The level of asbestos within a material, its risk of exposure (friability), and the chosen removal method all determine the necessary safety procedures during demolition.
Testing for asbestos is a hazardous activity because materials can release toxic particles when disturbed.
Testing for asbestos is a dangerous activity as materials can release toxic pathogens
when disturbed.
To ascertain the presence of asbestos, NorHaz conducts a thorough inspection and testing of any materials that will be disturbed before commencing any renovation or demolition project.
Laboratory results not only confirm the presence of asbestos but also provide information about the concentration levels. The level of asbestos within a material, its risk of exposure (friability), and the chosen removal method all determine the necessary safety procedures during demolition.
Testing for asbestos is a hazardous activity because materials can release toxic particles when disturbed.
Not sure if you
have Asbestos
in Your Home?
Prior to calling our expert team for a free consultation, you may have the necessary skills and confidence to conduct your own asbestos visual inspection of your home. It is critically important that you do not disturb the materials that may contain asbestos, as this is when the health dangers of asbestos are experienced.
Download our helpful visual inspection diagram to assist you in looking for areas that may contain asbestos and to assist in identifying what it may look like.