Asbestos Removal Survey

FOR YOUR PEACE OF MIND HAVE AN ASBESTOS SURVEY

Asbestos is a dangerous material that endangers both the health of the individual and the environment. A large number of people die from asbestos related disease in the UK every year.

There are still large volumes of asbestos materials to be found within homes, places of work, institutions and so on. Asbestos materials can be found in just about any construction and often in materials which many people would find surprising. Asbestos may be found in floor tiles, walls, ceilings, textured coatings such as artex, insulations, roof sheets and many hundreds more items.

It is all too common that asbestos materials are unknowingly disturbed and contamination of the area with asbestos fibres occurs, creating a potential risk to health.

It is a good idea to use an Asbestos Removal Specialist to deal with your initial survey, but also one that also offers

• Asbestos Consultancy



• Asbestos Removal & Disposal,



• Asbestos Surveys



• Asbestos Sampling



• Asbestos Contaminated Ground



• Asbestos Safe Disposal



• Asbestos Material Management

Across the UK

Asbestos is the cause of a number of potentially fatal illnesses and our aims are to ensure total peace of mind for the client that their problem has been dealt with to the highest standards and with the minimum impact upon the environment.
Please contact us to discuss your asbestos needs.

What is Asbestos ?
"Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral. It's properties include the ability to withstand heat and electrical currents. This made it very good for protecting buildings from heat and fire."*

Who's likely to be harmed?
"Repair and maintenance workers are most at risk. These people are most likely to disturb or damage asbestos containing materials and they often don't realise they are working on asbestos. The 'duty to manage' law is designed to protect these workers by requiring those people responsible for repair and maintenance to buildings to make sure they manage asbestos within that building."*

*Source:HSE A basic guide to 'duty to manage'