Many properties, particularly those built before the year 2000, might contain asbestos. It was a popular building material because of its fire-resistant and insulating properties. The good news is that not all asbestos needs a full, high-risk licensed removal. We focus on what’s known as "non-licensed" asbestos – often materials like asbestos cement sheets (common in garage roofs or sheds), certain floor tiles, textured coatings (like Artex), and some forms of insulation. If these materials are undisturbed, they might not pose an immediate risk, but if they get damaged or need removing for renovations, that’s when fibres can become airborne and dangerous. It’s always best to get expert advice if you suspect its presence.

Your safety, and the safety of our team, is our absolute top priority. When you contact us about suspected asbestos, we start by discussing your situation thoroughly. For non-licensed materials, our trained, uniformed staff arrive with the right protective gear and specialist equipment. We meticulously contain the area, carefully remove the asbestos-containing materials, and then thoroughly clean the space to prevent any fibre release. All waste is double-bagged, sealed, and transported in specially marked containers to a licensed disposal facility, following strict Environment Agency guidelines. We make sure all the necessary paperwork, like waste transfer notes, is completed, keeping you legally compliant.