If the building was built before 1990, it’s strongly recommended. Alberta requires asbestos materials that could release fibres to be removed before demolition, and you can’t do that without knowing where they are. We can test, remove and demolish under one roof.
Yes. Debris removal and a broom-clean finish are part of the job.
Older buildings hide things. Drywall compound, floor tile, ceiling texture and insulation in many pre-1990 Alberta buildings can contain asbestos. Alberta’s OHS Code requires materials that could release asbestos fibres to be removed before a building is demolished, and Alberta OHS must get 72 hours’ notice before demolition or renovation work that may release them.
Most demo crews aren’t set up to deal with that. We are. Rawk J is a hazardous-materials company first, so we spot the risk before the first swing — and handle it properly if we find it.
Before anything comes down, we check older materials for asbestos so your project doesn't stall halfway through.
We seal off the work area and protect floors and nearby rooms, so dust stays where the work is.
Hand tools and the right equipment, not heavy machinery. Only what's on the plan comes out.
Debris is bagged, carried out and hauled off site, so you're not left with a pile in the driveway.
Surfaces are swept and vacuumed, leaving a broom-clean space ready for your next trade.
Waste is disposed of in line with local and provincial regulations, including any hazardous materials we find.
It can be present in a wide range of materials including, but not limited to:

All of our mold inspectors are honest and will give you straightforward recommendations for your situation. With all of the details explained, you can make an informed decision that works best for you.

We remove any materials that may be hazardous to you, furry friends, or the environment. Our refined process keeps everyone safe as possible while progressing at an efficient pace.
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