When disturbing asbestos, lead, silica, or other hazardous building materials, airborne dust becomes a serious health risk. Dust control is a required component of any proper abatement or remediation process - protecting occupants, workers, and the environment from exposure. Whether directed by a hazmat survey or part of a planned renovation, proper containment is essential to keeping your project safe and compliant.


You’ve likely received a hazmat survey that flagged hazardous materials in your building - or you've started a renovation and been told you need to stop work until dust control measures are in place. Maybe a contractor or inspector identified potential airborne exposure risks. This page is for anyone who’s been told: “You need dust containment before you go any further.”
Protecting your family during remediation
Even small home renovations can disturb asbestos or lead-containing materials, releasing dangerous particles into your living space. We install full containment systems-often including negative air pressure units, sealed enclosures, and HEPA-filtered air scrubbers-to keep harmful dust isolated and prevent cross-contamination. Our team is trained in residential-safe procedures and works quickly and cleanly to minimize disruption.


Keeping students safe in aging facilities
Many BC schools contain hazardous materials due to their construction era. Whether conducting planned maintenance, emergency repairs, or full abatement, we implement strict dust control protocols that comply with WorkSafeBC and district guidelines. Our work often takes place after hours or during breaks, with full documentation and air monitoring included.
Minimizing risk in high-sensitivity environments
Hospitals and clinics require a higher standard of containment. Our team understands infection control protocols, pressure differentials, and multi-phase containment. We collaborate with facility staff to ensure patient safety and regulatory compliance during any remediation work involving hazardous materials. Quiet, low-impact methods are prioritized to avoid disrupting care environments.


Mail:
1111 Tulip Ave, Victoria,
BC V8Z-7Z2
Uptown Warehouse:
3388 Douglas St Victoria,
BC V8Z 3L3