Solar photovoltaic systems more commonly known as solar PV not only contribute to a smaller carbon footprint but also offer a practical way to reduce energy expense. Be that as it may, it is essential to keep in mind the risk legacy asbestos might pose during the installation or maintenance processes due to the potential health risks involved.
Read MoreDiscover the key factors influencing asbestos removal costs and the importance of hiring a qualified asbestos removal company. Avoid surprises in post-removal bills by getting accurate quotes. Contact us for guaranteed pricing and comprehensive services.
Read MoreAccording to the most recent HSE statistics, Mesothelioma cases in women are increasing. While men still make up the majority of Mesothelioma cases, cases among women increased by 93% between 1993 and 2022, compared to just 47% for men.
Read MoreThe National Organization of Asbestos Consultants (NORAC) and the Asbestos Testing and Consultancy (ATAC) recently published joint research that concluded a far greater threat from legacy asbestos than anticipated. In light of these findings, we’ve put together a summary of guidelines for managing asbestos on your non-domestic property.
Read MoreWhen you begin Refurbishment or Demolition work on a structure built before the year 2000, you may come across fibrous building materials, which could be Asbestos cement or modern fibre cement substitutes. It is very important to know which material is present. If you are wrong it could be very costly for both your health and your wallet!
Read MoreAsbestos is most dangerous when disturbed. As such demolition and refurbishment works pose the highest risk where unknown Asbestos is located. It is imperative that the people carrying out these works are fully protected and the pre-start requirements have been completed before works begin.
Read MoreIn the UK, there are still significant amounts of Asbestos within privately held properties. Although the risks from Asbestos fibers are likely to be higher in buildings constructed til 1985 due to the building materials used at this time. Nevertheless, Asbestos was not banned in the UK until 1999.
Read MoreAsbestos Floor Tiles are still very common throughout the UK. They come in many different types and colours and can be stuck down with various materials (some of which contain Asbestos).
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