Saskatchewan's province-wide asbestos abatement specialists
Sask Asbestos Removal was built to do one thing well: identify and safely remove asbestos-containing materials anywhere in Saskatchewan, following full regulatory containment and clearance protocols, no shortcuts, no fear-mongering, just competent hazardous-materials work.
- Safety-first
- Fully compliant
- Province-wide
A focused abatement company, not a general contractor
We don't do general renovations, drywall, or painting. We do asbestos, testing, removal, and clearance, and we do it across the entire province. That focus means our equipment, training, and procedures are built specifically for hazardous-materials work.
Saskatchewan has a real gap in asbestos abatement coverage: most contractors are based in Saskatoon or Regina and don't travel, leaving rural, northern, and smaller-city properties without service. We were built to close that gap with a mobile, province-wide team.
What we do
- Asbestos testing and accredited lab analysis
- Residential, commercial, and industrial abatement
- Vermiculite, popcorn ceiling, flooring, and pipe insulation removal
- Pre-demolition and pre-renovation asbestos surveys
- Emergency response for accidental disturbance
- Clearance testing and disposal documentation
Containment, HEPA, and clearance, explained
Asbestos removal isn't just about scraping material out. It's about making sure fibres never reach the air outside the work area. Here's how we do that, in plain language.
Containment
The work area is sealed under heavy poly sheeting with taped seams, creating an enclosure isolated from the rest of the building.
Negative air pressure
HEPA-filtered air scrubbers maintain negative pressure inside the enclosure so any leakage draws air in, not out, keeping fibres contained.
Wet suppression
Materials are kept wet during removal to suppress fibre release at the source, rather than relying on cleanup after the fact.
Decontamination unit
A sealed entry/exit chamber with a wash station ensures workers and equipment don't carry fibres out of the enclosure.
PPE
Workers wear full protective equipment including respirators with P100/HEPA filtration, disposable suits, and gloves.
Clearance testing
After removal, air and surface sampling confirms the area is safe to re-enter before the containment comes down.
An honest note about certification in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan currently has no formal, government-issued certification standard specifically for asbestos abatement contractors. We won't claim a credential that doesn't exist. What we do commit to, and what we believe genuinely differentiates responsible abatement work, is following the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020 (Part XXIII) in full on every project.
That means the 14-day high-risk process notification where required, proper containment and negative-pressure protocols, HEPA filtration, sealed decontamination, licensed waste disposal, and documented clearance testing. These aren't marketing claims, they're the regulatory floor, and we treat them as the minimum, not the goal.
Health & Safety First
Every decision starts from protecting occupants, workers, and the surrounding environment. Full containment, HEPA-filtered negative air, wet suppression, and sealed decontamination aren't optional extras, they're the baseline of how we work.
Regulatory Compliance
We follow Saskatchewan's Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020 (Part XXIII) on every job, including the 14-day high-risk process notification, containment standards, and clearance testing. We file notifications and document everything.
Documented Clearance
You receive lab results, an abatement work record, and a clearance certificate with air-monitoring data. These documents support insurance, permits, property sale, and future renovation.
Province-Wide Access
Most abatement contractors stay in the cities. We're built to serve the whole province, including rural communities, farms, and northern Saskatchewan, because asbestos risk doesn't stop at city limits.
Asbestos risk doesn't stop at city limits
Older farmhouses, acreages, cabins, and northern community buildings carry the same pre-1990 asbestos materials as city homes, but they're often the last to get professional abatement service because most contractors won't travel. We will.
Our mobile team is equipped to bring full containment and HEPA protocols to any property in Saskatchewan, including remote communities that have no local abatement contractor. The process and documentation are identical whether the job is in Saskatoon or a farmstead two hours past the last town.
What you get from us
- A single team for testing, removal, and clearance, no handoffs
- Full containment and HEPA filtration on every job, every location
- Transparent fixed quotes before work begins
- Lab reports, clearance certificates, and disposal records
- Regulatory notifications filed on your behalf
- Province-wide service, rural and northern included
What we do and where we work
Learn more about our services, the regulations we follow, and the communities we serve across Saskatchewan.
All Services
Residential, commercial, industrial, testing, and emergency abatement.
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Every Saskatchewan city and region, including rural and northern communities.
Check coverageRegulations
OHS Part XXIII, the 14-day notification, and municipal permit requirements.
Read moreFAQ
Cost, timelines, safety, disposal, and testing questions answered.
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Talk to us about your property
Wherever you are in Saskatchewan, we'll explain the testing, abatement, and clearance steps and give you a transparent fixed quote.
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