Dust & Containment
A properly enclosed work area helps control the movement of construction dust and debris into occupied areas.
Construction hoarding & temporary containment
Construction Hoarding & Infection-Control Containment in Calgary
Keep the work inside the work zone.
Aztec builds professional interior hard-wall construction hoarding for occupied healthcare, commercial and institutional renovations. Our package includes setup, teardown, sticky mats, negative-air equipment and air monitoring, with the containment configuration built around project requirements.
Commercial • Healthcare • Institutional • Occupied Buildings
What is construction hoarding?
Construction hoarding is a temporary physical barrier used to separate an active renovation or construction zone from occupied areas of a building. In healthcare and other sensitive environments, a properly designed containment setup can also support dust control, controlled access and negative-air requirements. Aztec installs interior construction hoarding and supporting containment systems for Calgary projects.
Why hoarding matters
Separate the construction zone from everyone else.
Renovation work creates dust, debris, noise, traffic and air-quality concerns. In occupied buildings, the construction area often needs clear separation from patients, staff, tenants, visitors and normal operations.
Safety & Access Control
Hard temporary barriers create a clear boundary and help prevent unauthorized access to active work zones.
Air Control
Where required by the project, negative-air equipment helps maintain controlled airflow around the contained work area.
One price. One team.
The complete containment setup.
Aztec's service is a complete temporary-containment package, so the project team does not have to coordinate the wall, air equipment, monitoring and teardown through separate suppliers.
- Hard hoarding installation
- Temporary sealed partitions
- Controlled access points
- Sticky mats
- Negative-air units
- Air monitoring
- Setup
- Teardown
- Removal and cleanup
The exact containment layout, equipment configuration and monitoring requirements depend on the project specifications and site conditions.
Where Aztec hoarding fits
Construction containment for occupied and sensitive environments.
Healthcare Renovations
Temporary construction separation for renovation work near patients, staff and occupied clinical areas.
Long-Term Care
Professional containment for renovations that must proceed while care facilities remain occupied.
Commercial Interiors
Temporary hard-wall separation for office, retail, hotel and other occupied commercial renovations.
Institutional Projects
Construction-zone separation for public buildings, schools and other institutional facilities.
Hazardous-Material Projects
Containment support for asbestos, mould, lead and other hazardous-material scopes where a controlled work area is required.
How the service works
From occupied space to controlled work zone.
- 1
Review the Project
Send the project location, dimensions, drawings, specifications and containment requirements.
- 2
Build the Hoarding
Aztec installs the required hard-wall containment, access points and seals around the work area.
- 3
Set Up the Controls
We set up the sticky mats, negative-air equipment and air-monitoring components included with the package.
- 4
Tear It Down
When the enclosure is no longer required, Aztec dismantles it, removes the temporary equipment and cleans up the containment area.
Why Aztec
Containment built by an abatement and demolition team.
Aztec already works in controlled commercial environments performing hazardous-material abatement and interior demolition. That background matters when temporary hoarding must function as part of a real construction containment system — not simply look like a temporary wall.
Explore our hazardous-material abatement, commercial interior demolition and recent Aztec projects, or contact Aztec.
Straight answers
Construction Hoarding FAQs
What is construction hoarding?
Construction hoarding is a temporary physical barrier that separates an active interior renovation or construction zone from occupied areas. Aztec's service is hard-wall interior containment, not exterior advertising, printed graphics or site-fence hoarding.
Who installs construction hoarding in Calgary?
Aztec provides interior hard-wall temporary construction containment for commercial, healthcare and institutional projects in Calgary.
What is infection-control hoarding?
Infection-control hoarding is temporary separation used around construction zones in sensitive occupied environments. It can support dust control, controlled access and project-specific airflow or containment requirements; hoarding alone does not eliminate infection risk.
What is included in Aztec's hoarding price?
Aztec's hoarding package includes setup, teardown, sticky mats, negative-air equipment and air monitoring, along with the temporary hoarding installation. The exact configuration depends on the project requirements.
Does Aztec provide negative-air units?
Yes. Negative-air equipment is included as part of Aztec's bundled hoarding package, with the equipment configuration based on project requirements and site conditions.
Does Aztec provide air monitoring?
Yes. Air monitoring is included as part of the bundled hoarding package, with the monitoring requirements determined by the project specifications and conditions.
Does Aztec tear down the hoarding after construction?
Yes. Teardown, removal of temporary equipment and cleanup of the containment area are included in Aztec's package.
Can Aztec install construction hoarding in occupied buildings?
Yes, subject to the site's requirements. Aztec's commercial demolition and hazardous-material abatement background supports work in occupied environments where access, dust, debris and construction-zone separation matter.
Does Aztec build healthcare construction hoarding?
Yes. Aztec can provide temporary construction containment for healthcare and other sensitive occupied environments, built around the facility and project specifications.
Can Aztec quote construction hoarding from drawings?
Yes. Send drawings or specifications along with dimensions, ceiling height, project location, schedule and expected duration so Aztec can review the containment scope.
Price the complete setup
Need a construction area contained?
Send us the drawings, dimensions or project details. Aztec can review the hoarding and containment requirements and price the complete setup.