front page Blown wool High power vacuuming High power blowing Blowing of Lecasora Company Contact information High power vacuuming Suction services When it is desired to reduce the fire load of a structure or to improve the thermal insulation, to add building technology to structures or to contain contaminants in old insulation, the removal of old insulation is often a problem. By far the best method for removing old insulation is high power vacuuming. The work is fast and does not cause dust nuisance to the environment and the waste is completed in a container from where it is transported to a disposal site. The work is done on a turnkey basis and you do not have to procure rubbish bins, workers or transport services separately, but we take care of the whole project from start to finish. And on top of all that, it is possible to get a household deduction for work. Our high-capacity vacuum cleaners are the most efficient on the market in terms of capacity (air volume up to 8000 m3 / h). With a tank capacity of up to 70m3 and using intermediate tanks, we can reach a daily rate of up to hundreds of cubes. You save costs and the environment, as we always strive to find an affordable place to continue investing. Clean insulation can be reused as blow insulation in either the same or another location. Combustible insulation is either incinerated or composted. Think about the environment - we don’t aim to fill landfills, we want to recycle as efficiently as possible. Breastfeeding materials include: sawdust cutter shavings peat moss blowing wool Light line gravel bricks singeli everything that fits through a 152mm hose Take contact Call our customer service 0102 866 340 or Ask for a quote Insulation renovations Subsoil renovations Renovations outside the plinth Bathroom suction disassembly Dust removal on excavation sites front page Blown wool High power vacuuming High power blowing Blowing of Lecasora Company Contact information ANPE Oy Tel. 0102 866 340 Fax. 0102 866 341 Email: myynti@anpe.fi ANPE on Facebook