Safety is non-negotiable when dealing with asbestos. Our experienced team follows a meticulous process to protect your home and the environment:

• Initial Assessment: We start with a thorough evaluation of your garage to identify the presence and type of asbestos materials. If you have concerns, we can advise on whether further testing might be beneficial.
• Containment & Preparation: Before any removal, we establish a controlled work area, often using barriers and signage to prevent any fibre spread. Our team wears appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) throughout.
• Careful Removal: We carefully dismantle and remove asbestos-containing materials using techniques that minimise fibre release. This includes wetting down materials where appropriate to suppress dust.
• Responsible Disposal: All asbestos waste is securely double-bagged, sealed, and transported to a licensed waste transfer station for specialist disposal. We provide full waste transfer documentation for your records, assuring you that the hazardous waste is handled legally and responsibly.
• Site Clearance: After removal, we meticulously clean the area, leaving your garage site clear and ready for its next purpose. We don't just remove the asbestos; we remove the worry too.

You might be surprised where asbestos can be found in older garages. Our team has extensive experience dealing with various common forms, including:

• Asbestos Cement Roof Sheets: This is the most common place to find asbestos in garages, often in corrugated or flat sheets.
• Asbestos Cement Wall Panels: Similar to roofs, these often form the exterior walls of pre-fabricated garages.
• Asbestos Soffit Boards: Found underneath the eaves of the roof.
• Asbestos Gutters and Downpipes: Less common, but still present in some older structures.
• Asbestos Floor Tiles: Occasionally found in garage interiors or attached to concrete bases.
  Regardless of where it's located, our team handles it with the utmost care and professionalism.