Licensed Asbestos Removal in Kingston & the Limestone City

Asbestos in Kingston's Historic Buildings

Kingston is home to some of Ontario's oldest continuously occupied buildings — limestone Georgian architecture from the 1820s, Victorian commercial blocks, and early 20th-century institutional buildings that now house universities, government agencies, and healthcare facilities. These structures have been renovated repeatedly, often layering modern materials over originals that contain asbestos.

Mid-century residential development in Kingston's west end, Sydenham Ward, and areas surrounding Queen's University also presents significant asbestos risk — particularly in the mechanical systems, flooring, and ceiling finishes installed during the 1950s through 1970s.

Institutional & Heritage Work

Our team has experience working within occupied and semi-occupied institutional facilities — hospitals, university buildings, municipal offices — where containment, air quality monitoring, and minimal operational disruption are critical requirements. We understand the procurement and documentation requirements these clients have.

Heritage buildings require extra care. We don't just remove asbestos — we do it without damaging the original fabric of the building any more than necessary. For heritage property owners, we can coordinate with your heritage architect or consultant to ensure abatement doesn't compromise restoration eligibility.