Residential – HazForce

5 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT DEMOLITION

5 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT DEMOLITION Check out what demolition contractors need to know by WorkSafeBC. Pre-Demolition surveys are more destructive than a typical HazMat survey allowing for a more comprehensive report of all hazardous materials for any given structure and site. What is commonly found when... READ MORE

POTENTIAL RISKS OF HOARDING

POTENTIAL RISKS OF HOARDING How does hoarding create a hazardous environment? Hoarding is the persistent difficulty discarding or parting with possessions, regardless of their actual value. The behavior usually has deleterious effects emotional, physical, social, financial, and even legal for a... READ MORE

FOUND LEAD? KNOW THIS

FOUND LEAD? KNOW THIS Learn where to find lead in your building. Lead is a naturally occurring, greyish hazardous metal that was used in consumer and industrial products. It can be found in buildings constructed prior to 1980. It was used in the paints, decorative glass, roof sheeting, and... READ MORE

WHAT IS MOULD & WHERE TO FIND IT?

WHAT IS MOULD & WHERE TO FIND IT? Learn the truths about mould in your home. Mould (mold) is everywhere. It only needs water and a food source such as cardboard or wood to grow. As it develops it releases spores harmful to your health. It can be found in: attics & crawl spaces. bathrooms and... READ MORE

DEMOLITION PROPERTY MAINTENANCE TIPS & TRICKS

DEMOLITION PROPERTY MAINTENANCE TIPS & TRICKS Click here for your HazMat checklist. Demolition maintenance is more destructive than a typical HazMat removal allowing for a more comprehensive report of all hazardous materials for any given structure and site. What to consider before and after demolition... READ MORE

WHAT IS VERMICULITE & WHERE TO FIND IT

WHAT IS VERMICULITE & WHERE TO FIND IT Where can vermiculite be found? Vermiculite is a known asbestos-containing and naturally occurring mineral that was used as a building material for its insulative and fire-retardant properties. It was predominantly used from 1950 through to 1970. Exposure to... READ MORE