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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Restoration Environmental Contractors-REC Demolition is celebrating their 20th anniversary of being green. Since its start in 1989, the company has completed over 9,000 environmental restoration and demolition projects, with more than one million hours of on-site work, throughout Canada.The company specializes in asbestos removal, demolition, lead abatement, site remediation, disaster recovery and emergency response in the industrial, commercial, governmental and institutional sectors.
Some of their projects included completing the asbestos removal, remediation and demolition of the seven story Historic Guild Inn project in Toronto, and exceeding a 94.7% LEED certification at the Regent Park, the Toronto Community Housing Corporation TCHC and Toronto Revitalization environmental remediation and demolition projects.
Asbestos is a known carcinogen and exposure to airborne asbestos fibers is the leading cause for mesothelioma and asbestosis.
Labels: asbestos, mesothelioma
posted by Nancy Meredith at 2:00 PM
