At Masters Remediation Services, we provide certified asbestos removal and testing, delivering fully compliant abatement solutions that meet WorkSafeBC regulations and industry best practices. With over 25 years of experience, our trained professionals handle every project with precision, safety, and legal compliance — whether it’s residential, strata, or commercial.
We proudly serve homeowners, strata properties, and commercial buildings throughout Greater Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and the Sea-to-Sky Corridor — including areas like Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Langley, Abbotsford, Richmond, Whistler, and many surrounding communities.
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Before we can begin asbestos removal, WorkSafeBC requires a certified Hazardous Material Inspection (HMI). This report identifies asbestos-containing materials that must be removed before any construction or demolition.
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No HMI yet? We’re licensed to perform asbestos testing and create hazardous materials reports
WCB-Licensed Contractor – We’re fully authorized to handle asbestos removal across British Columbia.
Certified Technicians – Our team members and asbestos trades are professionally trained and certified for safe abatement.
Clear Communication – From your first call to final clearance, we guide you through every step.
Modern Containment Techniques – We use advanced dust and contamination control to protect your property.



We provide fast, transparent, and compliant asbestos removal services for:
Residential homes
Commercial buildings
Renovations and demolitions
All work is handled by certified professionals using WorkSafeBC-approved methods and proper waste disposal procedures.
Ready to get started with professional asbestos removal in Vancouver and surrounding areas? Contact our certified experts today:
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Areas Of Service: Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Surrey, Richmond, Burnaby, Abbotsford, New Westminster, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Langley, Langley Township, Delta, Maple Ridge, White Rock, Mission, Chilliwack, Port Moody, Whistler, Pitt Meadows, Tsawwassen, Squamish, Ladner, Aldergrove, Harrison Hot Springs, and Agassiz.
1. What is asbestos abatement and how is it different from asbestos removal?
Asbestos abatement refers to the controlled process of reducing or eliminating asbestos exposure, which may include removal, encapsulation, or enclosure. Asbestos removal specifically means physically removing asbestos-containing materials from the property. A professional assessment determines the safest approach.
2. How do I know if my home or building contains asbestos?
Asbestos cannot be identified by sight alone. The only reliable way to confirm its presence is through professional asbestos testing and laboratory analysis, especially in homes or buildings constructed before 1990.
3. Is asbestos dangerous if it’s not disturbed?
No. Asbestos is most dangerous when disturbed, but aging, damage, renovations, moisture, or vibration can release fibres over time, so even undisturbed materials can become hazardous, which is why professional evaluation is strongly recommended.
4. Do I need asbestos abatement before renovations or demolition?
In most cases, yes. In British Columbia, regulations require asbestos testing and, if necessary, abatement before any renovation or demolition to protect occupants, workers, and comply with WorkSafeBC regulations.
5. How much does asbestos removal cost in British Columbia?
The cost depends on several factors, including type of asbestos, location, material condition, accessibility, and containment level required. Prices typically range from hundreds to thousands of dollars. A professional on-site assessment is needed for an accurate quote.
6. Can I remove asbestos myself?
DIY asbestos removal is strongly discouraged and is often illegal as improper handling can release airborne fibres, putting you and others at serious health risk. Professional asbestos abatement companies use certified technicians, specialized equipment, and strict safety protocols.
7. How long does asbestos abatement take?
The timeline varies based on the size of the affected area and the complexity of the project. Small residential jobs may take one day, while larger or high-risk projects can take several days, including clearance testing.
8. Is asbestos removal safe for occupants during the process?
Yes—when performed by certified professionals. The area is fully sealed and contained, using negative air pressure and HEPA filtration to prevent fibre spread. In some cases, temporary vacating of the property may be recommended.
9. What types of asbestos materials can be removed?
Common asbestos-containing materials include insulation, drywall joint compound, popcorn ceilings, vinyl flooring, pipe wrap, boiler insulation, and cement products. Each material requires a specific removal and containment method.
10. Is clearance testing required after asbestos abatement?
Yes. Air clearance testing is often required to confirm that asbestos fibre levels are safe before reoccupation. This ensures the abatement was successful and compliant with health and safety regulations.
For trusted information on asbestos removal in Vancouver and surrounding —including health risks, proper handling, and safety regulations—visit Canada’s official resource on asbestos and your health. This government page outlines essential guidelines to ensure safe remediation and protect your home and family.