Areas We Serve Around Surrey, BC

Newton has one of Surrey's largest stocks of homes built before the 1990s, where asbestos is common in ceilings, flooring and insulation.

Guildford's older townhomes and split-levels near the town centre often hide asbestos in popcorn ceilings and pipe wrap.

Cloverdale's mix of heritage homes and acreage properties means asbestos can turn up in everything from old siding to attic insulation.

Fleetwood's established neighbourhoods are full of homes from the renovation-ready era when asbestos materials were the norm.

South Surrey blends newer builds with older homes near the waterfront where asbestos testing is a smart first step before any reno.

City Centre's older low-rises and homes around the SkyTrain corridor are prime candidates for asbestos in tile, drywall and insulation.

White Rock's older beachside homes and cottages often carry asbestos in siding, ceilings and old duct tape wrap.

North Delta's family homes from the 70s and 80s frequently need asbestos testing before kitchen and basement renos.

Langley's older homes and farm buildings can contain asbestos in roofing, siding and insulation that we safely remove.

As BC's first capital city, New Westminster has housing stock ranging from the 1910s to the 1970s, with one of the most complex asbestos profiles in Metro Vancouver.

Burnaby's vast stock of 1950s-1980s bungalows and ranchers in Burnaby Heights, East Burnaby and the Edmonds area carries some of the highest asbestos rates in Metro Vancouver.

Coquitlam's historic Maillardville neighbourhood and its dense Austin Heights area are packed with asbestos-era homes that need careful handling before any renovation.

Port Coquitlam's family neighbourhoods, built heavily between 1975 and 1990, fall squarely in the asbestos era and routinely test positive before basement and kitchen renovations.

Port Moody's historic Ioco townsite and older St. Johns Street homes include properties from the 1920s-1950s with some of the most layered asbestos histories in the Tri-Cities.