Hazardous Removal Company provides its customers with the highest standards in customer service and quality assurance.
Hazardous Removal Company?
Why choose
Quick turn-around.
Our dedicated team of experienced professionals are fast and efficient while maintaining safety as priority.
Safe & professional work practice.
Safety of our clients and workers is paramount to our service. We ensure all work is conducted to current safe work NSW current safety standard.
Quality services.
Ensuring customer satisfaction and quality of work through every stage of the project.
24-hour response time.
We respond to all enquiries within 24 hours.
Residential, Commercial & Industrial experts in:
Sample
Testing.
Properly and safely testing your home or building for asbestos requires a trained team to ensure both that all dangerous traces are found and that no testers are harmed in the process.
Asbestos & Hazardous Removal.
Don’t put your family or yourself at risk. HRC is the trusted household name in asbestos removal. Contact us to find out how we can assist you with any type of asbestos removal or remediation.
Material
Encapsulation.
Encapsulation is an alternative method to contain any hazardous materials. If your project is suitable for encapsulation, it is a cheaper solution to getting the hazardous materials removed.
Air
Monitoring.
HRC has a team of experts to analyse the air in any given area to measure the amount of asbestos fibres present in the air. This is usually done during the removal process to ensure the air quality is safe.
Clearance
Certificates.
Clearance certificates are legally required for any asbestos removal jobs that are larger than 10m² by NSW safe work law. We provide clearance certificates through our team of Licenced accessors.
Asbestos
Registers.
We efficiently & speedily assist you with all asbestos register requirements. Our assessors are fully licenced and experienced, providing comprehensive and easily understandable asbestos registers.
Friable
If you have any friable asbestos in your home, office, worksite or building, we have an experienced team of professionals that can remove any friable asbestos that may be present.
Demolition.
We're committed to carrying out your demolition project in a safe and efficient way. We are ambitious enough to tackle the largest projects, while keen to dedicate our maximum efforts to the smallest jobs.
Your questions and concerns answered.
Our process of removing asbestos is in accordance to all current NSW safe code of practice. To find out more, click here, or alternatively view the Safe Work NSW current code of conduct.
Yes. Depending on the condition of the asbestos assessed by one of our HRC technicians, you may have the alternative to encapsulate the hazardous areas. For more information on Material Encapsulation, click here.
When removing 10m² or more of asbestos, we are legally required to provide a clearance certificate. If the area of removal is less than 10m², a clearance certificate is not legally required, but is still recommended. Click here for more information on Clearance Certificates.
Due to the unique nature of every each project, an estimated time of completion will be provided after an inspection from one of our HRC technicians. To book in a free quote, click here.
To determine the cost of a project, we will need to inspect the site. Please contact us on 0452 224 398 or book in a free quote here.
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How much does it cost to remove Asbestos?
Asbestos exposure can lead to several serious health conditions. What does Asbestos do to humans? – Asbestos may cause cancers like mesothelioma and lung cancer. It can also cause non-malignant lung diseases such as asbestosis, pleural plaques, and pleural thickening.
What happens if Asbestos touches you? Skin contact with asbestos poses minimal immediate risk compared to inhaling or ingesting fibres. However, it can cause irritation and transfer fibres to clothing or surfaces, leading to secondary exposure. To mitigate risk, promptly wash affected areas and clothing, and handle asbestos materials carefully to prevent airborne fibres.
Many older building materials contain asbestos, including adhesives, flooring, insulation, plumbing, and roofing shingles. Additionally, some household items like appliances, cosmetics, and talc products may also have asbestos. Find out more about What Products Contain Asbestos
Rapid response
Contact us for assistance with identifying hazardous materials, investigating contaminated land, sampling and testing or getting a clearance certificate.
HRC always places your safety as the highest priority.
✆ Call us on 0452 224 398
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We respond to enquiries within 24 hours.
