Asbestos removal

Un­til 1990, as­bestos was con­sid­ered a ma­te­r­i­al with a thou­sand uses in Swiss con­struc­tion thanks to its in­ter­est­ing ther­mal and struc­tur­al prop­er­ties. How­ev­er, its fibers can be high­ly harm­ful to health. That's why every re­me­di­a­tion in­ter­ven­tion must be treat­ed in de­tail by an ex­pert and com­pe­tent PART­NER.

If the ma­te­r­i­al is in­tact and has no flak­ing or dam­age, it is usu­al­ly not dan­ger­ous. In­stead, the red alarm is trig­gered if the ma­te­r­i­al in which it is in­cor­po­rat­ed dis­in­te­grates or if you in­ter­vene on it with a drill, chis­el or saw. In all these cas­es, as­bestos fibers are dis­persed in the air.

Here's where the pres­ence of as­bestos is high­ly like­ly:
  • glue to fix the tiles to the wall
  • cor­ru­gat­ed sheets and fa­cades
  • ducts
  • gas­kets, fire walls and floor cov­er­ing
  • switch­boards
  • heat-in­su­lat­ing and fire­proof ma­te­r­i­al in tech­ni­cal sys­tems
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