Asbestos Removal Gillingham

The Groundwork Before Removal

 The first thing you will want to consider is getting an asbestos survey for your property or wherever the suspected asbestos is located. There are two main types of asbestos surveys, depending on the purpose of the survey. The most common is known as a management survey, whereby we will identify the asbestos-containing-materials in your home which could potentially be damaged or disturbed in your home. The survey will allow us to find out where the asbestos is and if it requires removal, depending on the circumstances. The alternative to this is a refurbishment survey. This will be required if you are planning to carry out any demolition or refurbishment work on the house as there will need to be additional checks during the survey.

What Happens Next?

Once the survey has been completed, if removing the asbestos is necessary, one of our team will organise this with you afterwards at a convenient time for you. On the day, the team will visit the property, with all the relevant safety equipment, and begin the process. The process will be extremely thorough to ensure that all asbestos is removed and that does not pose any risk to those in proximity to the room. When the asbestos has been fully removed, our team will ensure that it is disposed of at the relevant place.

We understand the danger that asbestos potentially poses to the public if airborne and therefore do everything in our power to dispose of correctly and away from people. With all of our asbestos remediation services, our aim is to provide our clients with the best solutions for asbestos and solutions that will not be inconvenient for them.