Asbestos doesn’t hibernate during the winter. It stays put, year-round. As temperatures drop, it also means coming face-to-face with winter-specific asbestos risks. Over time, these risks become harder to ignore–and can quickly lead to even bigger challenges. For many...
As it turns to fall in Edmonton, there’s no shortage of new experiences: seeing the leaves turn brown, river valley walks in the crisp autumn air, and watching flocks of geese migrate south. But for those in older homes, cooler temperatures also bring an unwelcome...
Despite it being federally banned in 2018, asbestos continues to be a prominent risk in Edmonton homes. It’s virtually undetectable by everyday standards, hiding in walls, flooring, and other common building materials. Unfortunately, it’s highly hazardous to...
Asbestos has been a known health hazard for decades, with the World Health Organization (WHO) officially recognizing it as a carcinogen in 1987. Despite this, Edmonton still contains asbestos in older buildings, posing serious risks when hidden in homes, businesses,...
Summary Rating: 2 out of 5 stars Comments: Bad for humans, pets, and the environment; dangerous to remove without proper precautions. Is it common in Edmonton? Yes, in homes built before 1991. For homes in Edmonton that were built in 1991 or earlier,...
