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Asbestos Encapsulation
Can't remove it asbestos encapsulation is your answer.
Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was once hailed as a miracle product in the building and construction industry. It was used extensively in building materials and products until a total ban was placed on its use in November 2006.
The ban was put into place by the British Government’s Health & Safety Executive and was officially called the ‘Control of Asbestos Regulations’
The need for the ban arose when it became clear that there was a proven connection between asbestos exposure and various lung diseases and cancers. Asbestos is such a danger because of the miniscule fibres that are released into the air when it is broken up or damaged
Unfortunately, by the time the ban was put into effect, asbestos was present everywhere. It was mixed in with cement; it was used in the construction of floors, ceilings, roofs, as insulation, as parts and pieces, as resin and coatings, etc. This is because asbestos is so highly fire proof, durably strong and cost effective.
If you find that your home or business has asbestos contamination or presence there is several ways to deal with it. The best thing to do is hire a licensed contractor that has been trained to assess asbestos. This expert can tell you whether to leave the asbestos in place and cover it or remove it.
Asbestos encapsulation, or sealing, is a service that is utilised by professionals when the asbestos is stable and not likely to be disturbed. This encapsulation will prevent the exposure and will seal any loose fibres into place. This is only when the original bond is still intact.
If there is any sign of deteriorating of the asbestos at all, then encapsulation is not a viable method. In fact, using a sealant can even create more danger of exposure in this situation. In cases like these, asbestos removal is the necessary option.
A professional is the best one to make the determination and will assist in any method. A licensed asbestos removal contractor has access to all the right equipment and knowledge. They will seal the area to protect others; they will package the materials correctly and will transport any asbestos waste according to the law. It is recommended that you hire a licensed asbestos remover before attempting any removal or asbestos encapsulation.


