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Where Can Asbestos Be Found in Your Home?
Asbestos is a toxic material that everybody is advised to avoid. However, it remains present in a lot of homes in Australia, particularly those...
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Leave asbestos to the professionals
Perhaps you’ve heard that the government allows homeowners to take care of asbestos removal in cases involving under 10 square metres of material. In your desire to save money, would you be...
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Meth checks becoming the new norm for prudent home buyers
Home owners and landlords are going beyond the traditional pre-purchase building, pest and asbestos inspections to include testing for a growing community issue – drugs. Whether a home has been used to manufacture meth or whether there was simply heavy use of the drug at the property, chemical residue...
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50 Shades of mould..
Mould comes in many colours – black, blue, white, green and orange… and despite the pretty hues and patterns, mould is potentially your biggest threat to a healthy home. The most common types of mould include aspergillus, cladosporium and stachybotrys atra (also known as black mould). Aspergillus is a...
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The Importance of Asbestos Air Monitoring
After asbestos-containing materials have been removed from your home, it does not necessarily mean that the risks for inhaling asbestos fibres have been totally eliminated. Whether...