Remove asbestos sewer pipe

Asbestos sewer pipes are pipes that are made with a mixture of asbestos fibers and
cement. They were used for the construction of sewer and drainage systems in many
buildings and infrastructure projects because of their durability and resistance to
corrosion. These pipes are generally cylindrical in shape and were buried in the ground
to drain wastewater and rainwater.

This material is often found in older homes and can also occur in...
excavations or landscaping where the pipes are closed but not removed.
Over time, asbestos can crumble and release fibers into the air. This can be a
pose a serious health risk to those who work with them.

Asbestos sewer pipes can be removed by a certified
disposal experts. They will first carry out a thorough inspection of the pipes
to determine whether they are certain that asbestos is present. If necessary there will be a sample
are taken for analysis.

The professionals will then thoroughly seal the location to prevent asbestos fibers
into the air and possible exposure to asbestos for others
cause. The removal experts wear protective clothing and
breathing apparatus to protect themselves from fibers.

The sewer pipes are carefully removed and packed in a special bag
safely collect released fibres. The asbestos waste is then placed in special containers
containers are placed and removed to a waste processing location that has been specially adapted
for the safe removal of asbestos material.
After completing the removal, the pipes should be replaced with one
asbestos-free, safe material to prevent future exposure and potential health risks
prevent.