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RAAC and Asbestos: A Comprehensive Guide for Schools

The construction industry has witnessed numerous innovations and materials over the years. Two such materials, Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) and asbestos, have been in recent headline news due to their implications on health and safety, especially in educational institutions.

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Asbestos Cheshire
Asbestos Cheshire

The Importance of Asbestos Removal in Cheshire

Asbestos, once considered a miracle mineral for its heat-resistant and insulating properties, is now recognised as a serious health hazard. Cheshire, like many other regions, has buildings that were constructed using asbestos-containing materials.

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Asbestos

Do I need an Asbestos Survey before doing DIY work?

An enormous amount of asbestos was used in the UK construction industry pre-1999. This means that there is a very real possibility of coming across asbestos in any home built before this time; in fact, contrasting figures recently showed that between 50-70% of homes in Britain contain some form of asbestos.

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Asbestos

Is White Asbestos Dangerous?

An enormous amount of asbestos was used in the UK construction industry pre-1999. This means that there is a very real possibility of coming across asbestos in any home built before this time; in fact, contrasting figures recently showed that between 50-70% of homes in Britain contain some form of asbestos.

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fibre safe homebuyers survey for asbestos
Asbestos

Home Buyers Survey – is Asbestos Covered?

An enormous amount of asbestos was used in the UK construction industry pre-1999. This means that there is a very real possibility of coming across asbestos in any home built before this time; in fact, contrasting figures recently showed that between 50-70% of homes in Britain contain some form of asbestos.

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