Discovering asbestos mid-demolition, without a prior survey, stops the job cold until it is properly assessed, which almost always costs more time and money than doing the survey up front. We coordinate the survey and any required abatement on a timeline that fits your demolition schedule instead of becoming a separate, disconnected step.
We work with your demolition contractor’s schedule directly, so the survey and any required abatement happen as one coordinated step, not a separate delay.
We survey and clear hazardous material before your demolition contractor starts work.
Our process satisfies Ontario Regulation 278/05's pre-demolition survey requirement.
We work on a timeline that fits your demolition schedule, so the project isn't delayed.
We survey the entire structure for asbestos-containing materials before any demolition work.
Confirmed materials are removed using controlled methods appropriate to each material type.
The structure is cleared and documented as safe for demolition.
Your demolition contractor can proceed once clearance is confirmed.
Hazardous material is cleared first.
Satisfies Ontario Regulation 278/05.
Fits your demolition contractor's timeline.
Confirms the structure is safe to demolish.
Pricing includes the required survey plus abatement of any confirmed materials, scoped to the structure being demolished.
$250 – $1,500
Whole-structure survey required before demolition under Ontario Regulation 278/05
Price depends on structure size and scope
$8 – $15 per sq ft
Removal of confirmed asbestos-containing materials ahead of demolition
$700-$1,400 minimum applies to smaller-scope jobs
In most cases, yes. Ontario Regulation 278/05 requires a designated substance survey before demolition work on a building that may contain asbestos, particularly buildings built before 1990.
We coordinate timing with your demolition contractor so the survey and any required abatement fit your overall project schedule rather than becoming a separate, disconnected step.
Work has to stop until the material is properly assessed and handled, which typically causes far more delay and cost than doing the survey up front.