In the home
We specialize in safe asbestos removal from residential properties. Whether you're building, renovating, or need to address asbestos on your property, we are here to help.
In the workplace
Whether you're an employer, self-employed person, employee, or commercial property owner, we have the expertise to navigate the legal duties that apply in your situation.
Builders & trades
We offer practical services to builders and tradespersons to help them navigate their responsibilities and legal duties when dealing with asbestos.
Asbestos Removal Services
The removal of asbestos materials is a complex and dangerous process that requires the expertise of trained professionals. At Asbestkos, we are licensed and trained to handle hazardous materials safely and effectively.
Once we are confident that we have completed the project safely, we will issue an asbestos clearance certificate.
About Us
At Asbestkos, we pride ourselves on providing a personalised service that addresses each customer’s particular needs.
We are committed to handling all issues related to hazardous material quickly, efficiently and to the highest safety standards. With over ten years experience, we have been providing excellent asbestos removal services throughout Turku, Finland.
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Korkein luottoluokitus
Bisnode has given us the highest credit-worthiness rating since 2020.
Why Asbestkos?
As a Finnish company, we bring our expertise and professionalism to Kosova to provide safe and efficient asbestos removal services.
Asbestkos is dedicated to safety and pays meticulous attention to procedure and use best practice for a quality service, which makes us different from other service providers.
We take pride in being highly qualified, skilled, and experienced in the safe and proper handling of the most dangerous and sensitive materials.
Health Risks of Asbestos.
Asbestos is a generic term used to refer to fibrous silicate minerals. The many useful properties of asbestos have made it a popular building material.
Dismantling and working with asbestos-containing building materials releases asbestos fibres into the air which, if inhaled, can accumulate in the lungs. The fibres are too small to be seen with the naked eye. They also have no odour. Inhalation of asbestos fibres can lead to conditions such as asbestosis, lung cancer and pleural diseases as long as 10 to 30 years after exposure.
