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Soil remediation is a safe and viable process for removing soil contaminants including friable asbestos.
AAH Contracting takes a unique approach to all soil remediation projects.
We offer a range of solutions to effectively remove the risk of exposure to asbestos on your site, assessed on a case by case basis.
Finding out that your land has asbestos contamination presents a unique problem. Any work carried out on your site is likely to disturb the soil, exposing nearby workers and residents to harmful asbestos.
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Our Solution
We pride ourselves on providing cost effective and sustainable solutions for all types of contaminated soils. Our asbestos soil remediation services include encapsulation, site scrapes, manual picking and asbestos soil screening using the latest technology.
AAH Contracting is an approved Class A asbestos removal licence holder. This means that our team is permitted to provide Class A and B asbestos removal services. This includes the removal of both friable and non-friable asbestos. As an approved asbestos contractor, we can provide Class A asbestos machine operators and supervisors to carry out your soil remediation project. Working with leading industry hygienists, we've carried out a large number of successful soil remediation projects over the last two decades.
Manual Picking
This soil remediation process involves handpicking visible traces of asbestos from your land's soil. This can be done by removal experts scouring the ground on site or from a picking line where a speed belt and screener are used.
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Why is Soil Remediation Important?
Asbestos contaminated soil poses a serious health risk to anyone who disturbs it. Remediation removes or contains that risk so land can be safely developed, sold, or returned to everyday use, while keeping your project compliant with EPA and WorkSafe requirements.
Who is Affected by Asbestos Contaminated Soil?
Anyone working on or living near contaminated land can be affected, including construction crews, site visitors, residents, and neighbouring properties. Disturbing the soil during excavation or landscaping can release fibres into the air, which is why professional assessment and remediation matters.