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Demolition Project in Darwin – Awarded

Perfect Contracting has been awarded a large-scale Asbestos Removal and Demolition project in Darwin. The scope of work includes soft demolition of all internal fittings, asbestos and hazardous material removal, demolition of all sun hoods, plant and equipment, destruction of

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Asbestos - Perfect Contracting
How to Handle Found Asbestos

Scenario: It’s 2021 and the ‘Rona has you locked down & stuck at home with nothing to do. That list of improvements scrawled on the side of the fridge is starting to beckon. The ones you’ve been avoiding since 2015?

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What is Asbestos? - Perfect Contracting
What Is Asbestos?

Asbestos. Once held high for its low-cost insulating properties, asbestos found its way into Australian building materials at the start of the 20th century and continued unabated for over a century. Unfortunately it also found its way into the lungs

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Friable vs Bonded Asbestos: Key Differences

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral containing toxic fibres that pose a serious health hazard to people and animals when inhaled or ingested. Asbestos was used for many years in building products and construction materials – and, in many countries,

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Asbestos Removal
How to Identify Asbestos at Home

Are you having difficulty in finding asbestos at your home? Then continue reading, because this article is just for you! In the current world, asbestos-related mortalities are the second highest in Australia. Worrisome right? So what makes asbestos so harmful

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