Is your face or neck swelling? Are you coughing a lot or dealing with respiratory conditions? If so, these are some signs that you may be exposed to asbestos fibres, which can cause a broad spectrum of health-related problems when inhaled. Hopefully, you haven’t yet noticed any symptoms and simply want to get your property…
Read MoreBetween the 1930s and 1970s, asbestos was used around the globe for the construction of homes, schools, and both commercial and industrial buildings. At one point in time, asbestos was used to make more than 3000 consumer products, which included hairdryers and kitchen appliances. Despite its many uses, the known human carcinogen is related to…
Read MoreShortness of breath, coughing and even cancer can be caused by asbestos exposure. Asbestos might have been banned for more than 30 years now, but it is still very much present in a lot of commercial and residential properties. Long-term exposure to the mineral could have an adverse effect on health and this is a…
Read MoreOne of the highest causes of occupational cancer in the US is asbestos cancer. The figures are a lot lower in the UK because this building material has been banned since 1999. Nevertheless, traces of it can still be found in big structures and even small appliances, like toasters. It is absolutely critical that you…
Read MoreThis human carcinogen is banned in the United Kingdom, ever since asbestos guidelines were introduced back in 1985. The announcement of the dangers of asbestos led to its popularity quickly diminishing after being considered one of the most useful building materials for over 50 years. Even though it is no longer used for construction purposes,…
Read MoreWhat do you know about asbestos? Perhaps you know that it claims thousands of lives every single year, despite the fact that it was banned in 1985. Sure, the mineral might have proved useful and durable for construction purposes, but it is actually very toxic. So much so in fact, that it has been linked…
Read MoreDealing with any sort of asbestos-related work is something that should be left to the experts, as asbestos can be potentially very dangerous in the wrong hands. In addition to having the knowledge and skills to remove or dispose of this hazardous material, London experts are also able to offer other related services such as…
Read MoreIf you suspect that you may have asbestos in your London property, if you are carrying out major refurbishments, or if a building is being demolished, it is important to have a professional survey carried out. A survey is designed to enhance safety and minimise the risk of people being exposed to dust and fibres…
Read MoreCompanies that deal with asbestos offer a range of services these days, which both residents and businesses in London and the surrounding areas can benefit from. This includes services such as surveys and inspections, removal of the material, collection of waste, and safe disposal of this hazardous material. Another key service that is offered is…
Read MoreIn years gone by, very little was known about the dangers of asbestos exposure. This is why the material was often used by the building and construction industry in everything from boilers and piping to ceiling tiles and more. Its fire retardant properties coupled with its cost-effectiveness made it a popular choice for construction companies.…
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