Asbestos cement was particularly popular in the 90s, used in piping, roofing and a variety of other building materials such as Asbestos cement sheets and Asbestos cement boards.
Asbestos Cement
Asbestos cement, also known as Transite, is a cement mixture that contains white Asbestos and is used in a variety of Asbestos products, primarily in construction.
Asbestos Cement Boards and Asbestos Sheets
Asbestos cement, also known as Transite, is a cement mixture that contains white Asbestos and is used in a variety of Asbestos products, primarily in construction. Asbestos cement was particularly popular in the 90s, used in piping, roofing and a variety of other building materials such as Asbestos cement sheets and Asbestos cement boards.
Are Asbestos Cement Board & Asbestos Sheets dangerous?
Asbestos cement board and Asbestos cement sheets are at there most dangerous whilst being prepared, and so Asbestos cement is generally considered to be safe as long as it is intact, as the fibres are bonded into the product.
However, Asbestos cement can corrode and deteriorate over time. Asbestos cement that is broken or crumbling is potentially dangerous as this can release harmful Asbestos particles into the air which can then be inhaled. If you suspect there might be Asbestos cement in your residential or commercial property, the safest course of action is to call in professionals, who can assess if Asbestos removal, encapsulation or other appropriate techniques should be applied to prevent any cement bonded Asbestos from escaping.
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Contact the Experts
We understand that finding cement bonded Asbestos in your home or commercial property can be a worry, but the Mick George Group are fully licensed to cover every aspect of Asbestos management and can answer all your questions to ensure that your property is safe and asbestos-free.
When removing Asbestos cement boards and Asbestos cement sheets, our highly trained professionals will seal off the affected area, creating an airtight space to capture any particles. If deemed necessary, air monitoring practices may be employed to guarantee that the area is safe for reoccupation once all the Asbestos has been removed. Once removed, all cement bonded Asbestos will be double-bagged and sealed, safely labelled, handled and disposed of at our licensed waste disposal site.
Mick George Environmental is fully licenced by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and ARCA – the Asbestos Removal Contractors Association.
Got any questions? Head on over to our Asbestos FAQs and find your answer. If not then contact our expert team using the contact form.
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