Asbestos Survey in Faversham
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Asbestos Survey in Faversham
Asbestos Gone provide homeowners with a timely and affordable asbestos survey in Faversham that will help them determine whether legacy asbestos is present in their home. If it is, our technician will provide a detailed report on its location and condition, along with a quotation for its removal. If you believe asbestos is present in your home, the asbestos survey is the first step in removing it.
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The Current State of the Asbestos Issue
During the 20th century, asbestos was promoted as a kind of miracle material that would enable homes to become virtually fireproof. Dozens of different asbestos-based products were introduced and installed in homes across the UK, including insulation, ceiling tiles and more. Despite decades of evidence of its dangers, however, asbestos was not banned in the UK until 1999.
The good news is that the ban means there is no asbestos present in UK homes built in the 21st century. The bad news is that millions of UK homes were left with legacy asbestos after the ban took hold. The task of removing it has been left to companies like Asbestos Gone, who have been working diligently for years to mitigate the problem one home at a time.
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Asbestos-containing products become more dangerous the older they get. That's because asbestos insulation and other products are not immune to the ravages of time. Like everything else, they eventually begin to break down. Once they do, they start to release the potentially deadly asbestos fibres into the air to be breathed in by the unsuspecting. Inhale enough of these fibres over time and you open yourself to a variety of respiratory problems, including lung cancer.