A commercial abatement project has to fit around tenants, staff, and business hours, not the reverse. We plan containment and scheduling with your building’s operations in mind, and every job comes with clearance documentation you can share with tenants, head office, or your permit office.
We coordinate scheduling and access details with whoever manages the building, so the work happens on a timeline that fits your operations rather than disrupting them.
We handle abatement across property types, from a single office suite to a full industrial building.
Work can often be phased or scheduled after hours to minimize disruption to an occupied building.
Every commercial job's scope and pricing is set out in writing before work begins.
We assess the building and confirm which areas and materials are affected.
We plan containment and, where needed, phase or schedule work around your operations.
Material is removed using controlled methods appropriate to the building type.
You receive clearance documentation for your records, tenants, or permit office.
Work can often be phased or scheduled after hours.
Every commercial job's terms are set out before work begins.
Clearance records for tenants, property management, or head office.
Offices, retail, and industrial buildings alike.
Commercial scope varies more than residential work, so every quote reflects the specific building and materials involved.
$700 – $1,400 minimum
A single material or contained area within a commercial space
Reflects setup and containment overhead required regardless of area
$8 – $15 per sq ft
Larger-scale commercial and industrial abatement projects
Covers containment, removal, and disposal
Actual pricing depends on the material, area, and building access
In many cases, yes. We can discuss phased work or after-hours scheduling as part of your quote, depending on the scope and containment needs of the job.
Yes. Office, retail, and industrial buildings built before the 1990s commonly used the same asbestos-containing materials as residential construction of that era, especially floor tile, pipe insulation, and ceiling materials.
Yes. Every commercial job includes clearance documentation you can share with tenants, property management, or head office as needed.