Overview

Asbestos can be present in a wide range of building materials, particularly in older properties. When disturbed, it must be handled carefully to prevent fibres from spreading.

We identify where asbestos is present, assess its condition, and determine whether it should be removed or left in place under controlled conditions.

Inspection & Testing

Before any work begins, materials are evaluated to confirm the presence of asbestos and understand how they may react if disturbed.

Inspection focuses on:

Sampling and laboratory analysis

Identifying affected materials and areas

Air testing where required

Assessing condition and potential exposure risk

The information gathered during this stage will guide how the work is planned and carried out.

Removal & Control

The method used depends on the type of material, its condition, and whether it will be disturbed during the project.

Abatement generally includes:

Full removal of asbestos-containing materials

Sealing or enclosing materials that can remain in place

Controlled handling to limit fibre release

These approaches are applied to materials such as insulation, flooring, drywall compounds, fireproofing, and mechanical components.

Containment

To keep fibres from spreading, work areas are isolated from the rest of the property.

Containment measures include:

Negative air enclosures and sealed work zones

Decontamination units for personnel and equipment

Continuous air monitoring where required

Final air clearance testing prior to re-occupancy

These containment measures keep the impact limited to the immediate work zone.

Disposal

Asbestos waste is handled under regulated procedures throughout the abatement process. See our Hazardous Waste Disposal page.

Related Services

Asbestos removal is often part of broader site preparation, with related services required.

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