Q: If a Boiler has asbestos on it, is it safe for the owner/employees to be in the commercial area at the time of asbestos removal?
Yes! The area containing the commercial boiler to be removed is enclosed by plastic drop sheet to prevent contamination by asbestos fibres and dust in other areas of the premises; In addition we use a negative air pressure vacuum in the room being serviced.
Q: How are boilers removed?
The removal process depends on the specific type of boiler you have. Generally, most boilers can be dismantled in sections. When a boiler contains asbestos, especially at the bottom of the firepot, we employ industry-standard asbestos removal techniques to handle it safely. Despite the typically messy nature of boiler removals due to the old water in the system, our team takes meticulous steps to maintain cleanliness. We leverage drop sheets and absorbents to manage any spills effectively, leaving your space even cleaner than before we started. Clients often remark, "It looks cleaner than before the job was done!"
Q: How do you handle boilers with asbestos insulation?
We ensure the boiler area is securely enclosed with plastic drop sheets to prevent any asbestos fibres and dust from contaminating other regions of the premises. We also utilize negative air pressure vacuums in the serviced room to maintain the utmost safety. All of this is done before the dismantling process begins. Our thorough approach ensures the safety of your premises and compliance with all regulatory standards. We are certified to handle asbestos types 1, 2, and 3, allowing us to safely remove asbestos insulation from both boilers and boiler pipes.