Advanced Remedidation Blog

It is the policy of the City of Toronto to: eliminate, or minimize to the extent possible, the potential for worker, tenant and public exposure to mould in City-owned

Hazardous materials in a home, commercial building, or in the soil can pose a serious risk. These toxic substances like asbestos, mould, and lead must be dealt with caution

Asbestos is the general term for a group of naturally occurring, fibrous silicate minerals.[1] The most abundant form is chrysotile, which is found in bundles of fibres that can exceed

As the risk to workers increases from Type 1 to Type 3 operations, the protective measures and procedures become increasingly stringent. The measures and procedures to be used in

The Regulation prohibits the application or installation, by spraying, of material containing 0.1 per cent or more asbestos by dry weight that can become friable and the application or

Vermiculite is a silver-gold to gray-brown mineral that is flat and shiny in its natural state. When heated to around 1000 degrees C, it pops (or puffs up) which