Asbestos-containing duct wrap does not stay in one place – it runs through walls, ceilings, and mechanical rooms across the whole system. We trace the full duct run during inspection so containment is planned around where the material actually is, not just the one access point you can see.
Duct wrap does not stay in one room, so neither does our inspection. We trace the run before quoting so the plan matches what is actually there.
We work directly with ductwork and mechanical systems, not just walls, ceilings, and floors.
Ductwork runs through multiple rooms, so containment is planned around the whole system, not just one access point.
Removed duct wrap is bagged, sealed, and taken to an approved disposal facility.
We trace the ductwork and confirm which sections have suspect wrap material.
Containment is planned around the full duct run, including every access point.
Duct wrap is removed section by section using controlled methods.
The area is cleared before your HVAC contractor continues any related work.
We map the whole duct run before quoting.
Not just the section you can see.
Clean handoff once the area is cleared.
Removed duct wrap goes to an approved facility.
Duct wrap removal is priced per linear foot of ductwork, reflecting typical Ottawa-area rates.
$35 – $55 per linear ft
Covers containment, removal, and approved disposal of asbestos-containing duct wrap
Actual pricing depends on duct access and total length
You generally can't tell by looking, especially if the wrap is covered by later insulation or paint. Testing a sample before any HVAC renovation work is the reliable way to know.
Yes. We clear the ductwork and hand off documentation so your HVAC contractor can safely continue any system work once the area is cleared.
It depends on how much of the ductwork has suspect wrap. We trace the full run during inspection so containment and removal are scoped to what's actually affected, not the whole system by default.