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Since 1996, Clean Air Services has been serving the needs of Alberta’s residents and businesses. As a leader in the industry, we are committed to providing safe and cost-effective hazardous material abatement. Any abatement project’s success is completely dependent on the quality of the abatement contractor. Choosing an experienced crew is paramount to maximize productivity and efficiency while maintaining on-site safety. Our safety manager is always reviewing our procedures and safety policies to ensure we’re meeting the latest industry standards.

We can effectively manage virtually any abatement project from start to finish by offering:

A premium service at a competitive price

Thorough site assessment

Transport and disposal of generated waste

Confidentiality

Liability insurance

Corporate commitment to Health & Safety programs, including COR

Quality Assurance Procedures

At Clean Air Services, we have a commitment to a diligent work ethic with a direct focus on health and safety standards. We have experienced project managers and highly trained personnel at work on every abatement task we undertake and we use environmental consultants to monitor air quality and document our site-specific procedures and daily activities. When you choose Clean Air Services, you can rest assured that you’re dealing with consummate professionals!

Our Team Is One of the Best in Calgary

Clean Air Services always goes the extra mile to ensure your complete satisfaction! Our team benefits from ongoing training and on-the-job experience to gain practical skills to improve your home or business’s air quality. Our team consists of professionals with a broad range of skills, including project managers, a safety manager, site supervisors, foreman and certified technicians

The Right Tools for the Job

When you choose Clean Air Services for your home or business, we’ll bring out full array of tools and equipment to maximize your building’s air quality and abate the presence of any hazardous materials. We offer:

Portable decontamination facilities

HEPA equipped negative air units and vacuums

HEPA equipped attic insulation extraction equipment (Vec-Loader)

Airless sprayers

Scaffolding, ladders and more

Specialized personal protective equipment and respiratory apparatuses

Safety Every Step of the Way

The management and personnel at Clean Air Services are committed to working safely to help achieve the public’s security and to protect the environment. We are proud members of the COR safety program and our team’s safety manager is always reviewing our procedures to be certain that we adhere to the latest industry standards. A copy of our safety manual is available upon request.

Insurance & WCB

Clean Air Services carries $5,000,000 general liability insurance written for asbestos abatement work. A copy of this insurance policy is available upon request. We are registered with WCB Alberta No. 372134/2and Saskatchewan No. A164442.

In The News

Getting Hazardous Materials Removed Right

The following article first appeared in the Business Profiles of the Calgary Herald on 22/08/2013

Andrew says trust plays a big role in Clean Air’s relationship with its clients.

“In the last couple of years, there’ve been a lot of start-up companies that don’t necessarily know what they’re doing. We get it done right the first time.”

Whether you’re renovating a home or business, or picking up the pieces after a flood, when it comes to cleaning up dangerous hazardous materials such as mould and asbestos you need professionals who will do the job right the first time.

For nearly 20 years, Clean Air Services Inc. a family-run business, has safely removed asbestos and mould from industrial and commercial buildings and homes in Calgary, Lethbridge and throughout Alberta.

Owners Andrew and Graham Crook say their company follows the latest, strictest provincial guidelines when it comes to removing mould, which can grow within days of a flood, and asbestos, a cancer-causing agent that was once a common material used in construction.

“If your home was constructed prior to 1990, before any renovations begin, you should have the building materials that will be impacted tested for asbestos,” says Andrew. “Common asbestos-containing materials are drywall compound and plaster, wall and ceiling textures, vinyl flooring, floor tile, duct paper, parging mud, stucco and cement board siding.”

Clean Air’s 70-strong team, based in Calgary and Lethbridge, will come out to a property where asbestos or mould has been discovered and use the latest equipment — such as air scrubbers and industrial-strength HEPA vacuums — to remediate the problem as quickly and safely as possible.

Andrew says trust plays a big role in Clean Air’s relationship with its clients.

“In the last couple of years, there’ve been a lot of start-up companies that don’t necessarily know what they’re doing. We get it done right the first time.”

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