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Insurance Companies
Our professional business approach warrants the safe and successful completion of every renovation, demolition or building job we take on. We provide a comprehensive service from beginning to end covering all processes; including locating dangerous materials, testing them, and removing them in accordance with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards. We have attained all the necessary licensing to transport and correctly dispose of the asbestos waste material.
Our fully licenced and insured operatives wear protective clothing and P2 respirators to keep them safe from dangerous fibres and dust. Even though we’re professionals, contact with asbestos can pose a great risk to our health and that of those around us, so we take safety very seriously. Our commitment is to demonstrate caution, care and quality throughout the process—from start to finish. Call us today to communicate your current situation, and we’ll provide you with all the relevant information surrounding service and pricing.
Commercial Buildings
Warehouses, shops, schools, hospitals, factories, and office blocks are all common examples of commercial buildings that may contain asbestos. Within these buildings the contaminant may be found in:
- Internal wall linings;
- eaves;
- roofs;
- fire doors;
- wet areas like toilets and amenities;
- switchboards;
- flooring and under flooring and exterior cladding.
We inspect buildings of all scales and provide a comprehensive evaluation of the site to ensure no suspicious materials are missed. We’re able to provide prompt results and execute the removal in minimal time to avoid disturbing your daily practice. Once the area has been fully cleared, we’ll produce an air monitoring report and give a clearance inspection before giving you the tick of approval for reoccupation.
Housing Trust
Due to the influx of asbestos materials used during the industrial era, many homes (including housing trusts) still contain traces of asbestos. Some of the more common places you may find asbestos in your home are:
- Roof shingles and corrugated sheets;
- walls (in the internal linings and external cladding);
- floor tile underlay;
- vinyl sheets and floor tiles;
- electrical switchboards;
- bathroom ceilings, walls and floors;
- laundry walls, ceilings and floors;
- kitchen splashbacks;
- Fencing profiles and corrugated sheets.
We inspect buildings and homes of all scales and provide a comprehensive evaluation of the site to ensure no suspicious materials are missed. We’re able to provide prompt results and execute the removal in minimal time to avoid disturbing your daily practice. Once the area has been fully cleared, we’ll produce an air monitoring report and give a clearance inspection before giving you the tick of approval for reoccupation.
Residential Homes
Due to the influx of asbestos materials used during the industrial era, many homes still contain traces of asbestos. Some of the more common places you may find asbestos in your home are:
- Roof shingles and corrugated sheets;
- walls (in the internal linings and external cladding);
- floor tile underlay;
- vinyl sheets and floor tiles;
- electrical switchboards;
- bathroom ceilings, walls and floors;
- laundry walls, ceilings and floors;
- kitchen splashbacks;
- Fencing profiles and corrugated sheets.
We inspect buildings and homes of all scales and provide a comprehensive evaluation of the site to ensure no suspicious materials are missed. We’re able to provide prompt results and execute the removal in minimal time to avoid disturbing your daily practice. Once the area has been fully cleared, we’ll produce an air monitoring report and give a clearance inspection before giving you the tick of approval for reoccupation.
Industrial
While we have successfully abated a large number of asbestos materials over the years, there are still remnants of the substance which are almost untraceable; even in large scale buildings. Some examples of these industrial spaces are factories, power stations, transport and shipping facilities, storage sheds and chemical plants. Although these buildings are typically larger than commercial or residential spaces, the risk of exposure is still high; particularly if it’s class A asbestos (friable) which has potential to become airborne. Some industrial materials which may host the contaminant are:
- Roof shingles and corrugated sheets;
- walls (in the internal linings and external cladding);
- floor tile underlay;
- vinyl sheets and floor tiles;
- electrical switchboards;
- fencing profiles
- corrugated sheets and roof insulation.
We inspect buildings of all scales and provide a comprehensive evaluation of the site to ensure no suspicious materials are missed. We’re able to provide prompt results and execute the removal in minimal time to avoid disturbing your daily practice. Once the area has been fully cleared, we’ll produce an air monitoring report and give a clearance inspection before giving you the tick of approval for reoccupation.
- Insurance Companies
Insurance Companies
Our professional business approach warrants the safe and successful completion of every renovation, demolition or building job we take on. We provide a comprehensive service from beginning to end covering all processes; including locating dangerous materials, testing them, and removing them in accordance with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards. We have attained all the necessary licensing to transport and correctly dispose of the asbestos waste material.
Our fully licenced and insured operatives wear protective clothing and P2 respirators to keep them safe from dangerous fibres and dust. Even though we’re professionals, contact with asbestos can pose a great risk to our health and that of those around us, so we take safety very seriously. Our commitment is to demonstrate caution, care and quality throughout the process—from start to finish. Call us today to communicate your current situation, and we’ll provide you with all the relevant information surrounding service and pricing.
- Commercial Buildings
Commercial Buildings
Warehouses, shops, schools, hospitals, factories, and office blocks are all common examples of commercial buildings that may contain asbestos. Within these buildings the contaminant may be found in:
- Internal wall linings;
- eaves;
- roofs;
- fire doors;
- wet areas like toilets and amenities;
- switchboards;
- flooring and under flooring and exterior cladding.
We inspect buildings of all scales and provide a comprehensive evaluation of the site to ensure no suspicious materials are missed. We’re able to provide prompt results and execute the removal in minimal time to avoid disturbing your daily practice. Once the area has been fully cleared, we’ll produce an air monitoring report and give a clearance inspection before giving you the tick of approval for reoccupation.
- Housing Trust
Housing Trust
Due to the influx of asbestos materials used during the industrial era, many homes (including housing trusts) still contain traces of asbestos. Some of the more common places you may find asbestos in your home are:
- Roof shingles and corrugated sheets;
- walls (in the internal linings and external cladding);
- floor tile underlay;
- vinyl sheets and floor tiles;
- electrical switchboards;
- bathroom ceilings, walls and floors;
- laundry walls, ceilings and floors;
- kitchen splashbacks;
- Fencing profiles and corrugated sheets.
We inspect buildings and homes of all scales and provide a comprehensive evaluation of the site to ensure no suspicious materials are missed. We’re able to provide prompt results and execute the removal in minimal time to avoid disturbing your daily practice. Once the area has been fully cleared, we’ll produce an air monitoring report and give a clearance inspection before giving you the tick of approval for reoccupation.
- Residential Homes
Residential Homes
Due to the influx of asbestos materials used during the industrial era, many homes still contain traces of asbestos. Some of the more common places you may find asbestos in your home are:
- Roof shingles and corrugated sheets;
- walls (in the internal linings and external cladding);
- floor tile underlay;
- vinyl sheets and floor tiles;
- electrical switchboards;
- bathroom ceilings, walls and floors;
- laundry walls, ceilings and floors;
- kitchen splashbacks;
- Fencing profiles and corrugated sheets.
We inspect buildings and homes of all scales and provide a comprehensive evaluation of the site to ensure no suspicious materials are missed. We’re able to provide prompt results and execute the removal in minimal time to avoid disturbing your daily practice. Once the area has been fully cleared, we’ll produce an air monitoring report and give a clearance inspection before giving you the tick of approval for reoccupation.
- Industrial
Industrial
While we have successfully abated a large number of asbestos materials over the years, there are still remnants of the substance which are almost untraceable; even in large scale buildings. Some examples of these industrial spaces are factories, power stations, transport and shipping facilities, storage sheds and chemical plants. Although these buildings are typically larger than commercial or residential spaces, the risk of exposure is still high; particularly if it’s class A asbestos (friable) which has potential to become airborne. Some industrial materials which may host the contaminant are:
- Roof shingles and corrugated sheets;
- walls (in the internal linings and external cladding);
- floor tile underlay;
- vinyl sheets and floor tiles;
- electrical switchboards;
- fencing profiles
- corrugated sheets and roof insulation.
We inspect buildings of all scales and provide a comprehensive evaluation of the site to ensure no suspicious materials are missed. We’re able to provide prompt results and execute the removal in minimal time to avoid disturbing your daily practice. Once the area has been fully cleared, we’ll produce an air monitoring report and give a clearance inspection before giving you the tick of approval for reoccupation.