Friable vs. Non-Friable Asbestos: Understanding the Risks
What is Asbestos?
Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral known for its heat resistance and fire retardant properties. Unfortunately, it’s also a serious health hazard. When inhaled, asbestos fibers
Navigating Asbestos in Older Homes
Asbestos was a commonly used building material in North America before the 1990s, prized for its fire-resistant properties. However, we now understand the serious health risks associated with inhaling asbestos fibres,
Read MoreUnderstanding Asbestos in Real Estate: Essential Information for Property Professionals
Welcome to SLC Environmental Inc.’s comprehensive guide on asbestos awareness for real estate professionals. Asbestos, a once widely used building material, presents significant health risks if
Read MoreEnsuring Asbestos Safety: A Guide to Popcorn Ceiling Removal
Within the confines of your home, hidden dangers may lurk above in the form of popcorn ceilings. This once-popular ceiling texture, prevalent from the 1950s to the
Read MoreUnderstanding the Ban on Asbestos in Canada: Prioritizing Public Health
Once celebrated for its fire-resistant qualities and versatility in construction, asbestos has undergone a stark transformation in reputation due to its recognized health hazards. The comprehensive
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Uncovering Asbestos: Identifying Common Areas in Commercial Building
Asbestos, once prized for its fire resistance and durability, is now recognized as a significant health risk. Commercial buildings are rife with asbestos-containing materials, necessitating the
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Reasons To Hire Professionals for Asbestos Removal
Asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral, was once widely used in construction due to its fire-resistant properties. However, extensive research has revealed its harmful effects on human health. Asbestos
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Dozens of groups are pressing Ottawa to join more than 50 countries in banning asbestos, a move the Liberal Party supported while in opposition.
A letter sent to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this month notes that Canada still allows the use of asbestos and lacks a comprehensive strategy to phase
SLC Environmental is proud to announce that they are the newest members of EACO. The Environmental Abatement Council of Ontario (EACO) is a contractor based organization formed by professionals within the environmental abatement industry. Members represent our industry as a whole including contractors, consultants, engineers, suppliers, government officials and others
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