Do I need a permit from the city for asbestos removal or abatement?
A permit may be required for demolition or significant renovation work. Requirements can vary depending on the municipality, property type, and project scope. Homeowners and contractors should confirm permit requirements with the City of Hamilton or the appropriate local authority before work begins.
If a boiler has asbestos on it, is it safe for homeowners to stay in the residence during removal?
It depends on the project. For many boiler asbestos removal projects, the work area is isolated using plastic sheeting, containment procedures, and negative air pressure equipment to help prevent asbestos fibres and dust from spreading to other areas of the property. Homeowners should follow the contractor’s safety instructions and avoid entering the work area during removal.
Are you certified to remove asbestos?
Yes. Our technicians and supervisors are trained for asbestos abatement work and follow applicable procedures for Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3 asbestos removal projects under O. Reg. 278/05.
What does asbestos look like?
Asbestos can appear in different forms depending on the material. Around boilers and pipes, it may look like white, grey, or off-white insulation, wrap, paste, or thick fibrous material. It can also be present in floor tiles, ceiling tiles, plaster, drywall compound, roofing materials, siding, and other older building products.
How much does asbestos removal cost?
The cost depends on the type of material, amount of asbestos, location, accessibility, containment requirements, disposal needs, and project complexity. Contact Eco Metal Recycling Inc. with your project details and we can provide a free estimate.
Who do you provide asbestos removal services for?
We provide asbestos removal services for homeowners, landlords, property managers, contractors, renovation companies, commercial property owners, institutional buildings, industrial properties, and demolition preparation projects.