Asbestos Insulation Board Soffit Removal, Hertfordshire
Massive credit goes to the window fitters, who displayed a high level of caution and responsibility by immediately stopping work when they discovered suspicious material hidden behind modern UPVC soffits. Their quick decision to halt the job and not disturb the material further was crucial in preventing the potential release of harmful asbestos fibres. Asbestos is a hazardous material that, when disturbed, can release fine fibres into the air, posing serious health risks such as lung cancer, mesothelioma, and asbestosis. In this case, their vigilance helped to avoid a potentially dangerous situation.
Once the suspicious material was identified, a bulk sampling analysis was conducted to determine if it contained asbestos. The results came back positive for both Amosite (brown asbestos) and Chrysotile (white asbestos). These two types of asbestos were commonly used in construction materials due to their durability and heat-resistant properties. The material in question was confirmed to be Asbestos Insulation Board (AIB), a high-risk asbestos-containing material (ACM) that is known for its potential to release large quantities of asbestos fibres if disturbed.
Given the hazardous nature of the material, immediate action was required. We arranged for an independent analyst to carry out personal air monitoring during the emergency clean-up and encapsulation work. Personal air monitoring involved measuring the concentration of asbestos fibres in the air in real time, ensuring that workers are not being exposed to dangerous levels of asbestos. This was a critical safety measure, especially during asbestos removal or encapsulation, to ensure that workers were protected throughout the process.
In addition to the personal air monitoring, a reassurance air test was conducted once all the work was completed. This test checked the air quality in the area to confirm that asbestos fibres were no longer present, ensuring that the space was safe for re-entry and use. The combination of these tests provided a comprehensive safety check, guaranteeing that both workers and future occupants would not be at risk from asbestos exposure.
This careful process of detection, monitoring, and clean-up highlights the importance of professional asbestos management and the diligence of the window fitters in this scenario.
Once the suspicious material was identified, a bulk sampling analysis was conducted to determine if it contained asbestos. The results came back positive for both Amosite (brown asbestos) and Chrysotile (white asbestos). These two types of asbestos were commonly used in construction materials due to their durability and heat-resistant properties. The material in question was confirmed to be Asbestos Insulation Board (AIB), a high-risk asbestos-containing material (ACM) that is known for its potential to release large quantities of asbestos fibres if disturbed.
Given the hazardous nature of the material, immediate action was required. We arranged for an independent analyst to carry out personal air monitoring during the emergency clean-up and encapsulation work. Personal air monitoring involved measuring the concentration of asbestos fibres in the air in real time, ensuring that workers are not being exposed to dangerous levels of asbestos. This was a critical safety measure, especially during asbestos removal or encapsulation, to ensure that workers were protected throughout the process.
In addition to the personal air monitoring, a reassurance air test was conducted once all the work was completed. This test checked the air quality in the area to confirm that asbestos fibres were no longer present, ensuring that the space was safe for re-entry and use. The combination of these tests provided a comprehensive safety check, guaranteeing that both workers and future occupants would not be at risk from asbestos exposure.
This careful process of detection, monitoring, and clean-up highlights the importance of professional asbestos management and the diligence of the window fitters in this scenario.
Asbestos Cement Flue Pipe Removal, Hertfordshire
The boiler in question contained asbestos ropes as well as a short section of asbestos cement flue pipe, both of which are considered asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). Asbestos ropes were commonly used in older boilers due to their excellent heat resistance, while asbestos cement flue pipes were often installed to carry exhaust gases because of their durability and fire-resistant properties. However, both materials posed significant health risks when disturbed, as they can release asbestos fibres into the air. Inhalation of these fibres is known to cause serious health issues such as asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma.
The removal of asbestos rope and cement flue pipe required careful planning and execution to minimise the risk of asbestos fibre release. In this particular case, the removal was carried out under locally controlled conditions, which meant that specific safety measures were put in place to contain any potential asbestos contamination within the immediate work area. This is different from fully controlled conditions, which are used for higher-risk asbestos materials, but locally controlled conditions are still stringent and adhere to strict health and safety protocols.
The process involved erecting a localised containment around the boiler to ensure that any asbestos fibres released during the removal process remained confined to the area. This containment area was then carefully monitored, and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including masks and protective suits, was worn by all workers involved in the removal process. Negative pressure units and air monitoring equipment were used to ensure that asbestos fibres did not escape into the surrounding environment.
The entire removal process, including the asbestos rope and the cement flue pipe, was completed in under one hour, demonstrating efficient execution by trained asbestos removal specialists. After removal, all waste materials were carefully sealed, labelled, and disposed of in accordance with local asbestos disposal regulations. This swift and controlled approach minimised the risk of asbestos exposure to workers and the public, ensuring the safe handling and removal of hazardous materials.
The removal of asbestos rope and cement flue pipe required careful planning and execution to minimise the risk of asbestos fibre release. In this particular case, the removal was carried out under locally controlled conditions, which meant that specific safety measures were put in place to contain any potential asbestos contamination within the immediate work area. This is different from fully controlled conditions, which are used for higher-risk asbestos materials, but locally controlled conditions are still stringent and adhere to strict health and safety protocols.
The process involved erecting a localised containment around the boiler to ensure that any asbestos fibres released during the removal process remained confined to the area. This containment area was then carefully monitored, and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including masks and protective suits, was worn by all workers involved in the removal process. Negative pressure units and air monitoring equipment were used to ensure that asbestos fibres did not escape into the surrounding environment.
The entire removal process, including the asbestos rope and the cement flue pipe, was completed in under one hour, demonstrating efficient execution by trained asbestos removal specialists. After removal, all waste materials were carefully sealed, labelled, and disposed of in accordance with local asbestos disposal regulations. This swift and controlled approach minimised the risk of asbestos exposure to workers and the public, ensuring the safe handling and removal of hazardous materials.
Asbestos Soffit Removal, Hertfordshire
Asbestos soffits were typically made from Asbestos Insulation Board (AIB), which often contains two types of asbestos fibres: Chrysotile, also known as white asbestos, and Amosite, or brown asbestos. These materials were commonly used in construction due to their fire resistance, strength, and insulating properties. However, as we now know, asbestos fibres pose significant health risks when disturbed, as inhaling these fibres can lead to serious lung conditions such as asbestosis, mesothelioma, and lung cancer.
The process of asbestos soffit removal, particularly those made from AIB, required a specialised and cautious approach, as the methodology differs significantly from the removal of other types of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). AIB is classified as a higher-risk material because it can release large quantities of asbestos fibres if disturbed. The removal of AIB soffits was therefore not a simple task and could not be treated like other lower-risk materials, such as asbestos cement.
Due to the high risk involved, we carried out the removal of asbestos soffits made from AIB under Fully Controlled Conditions. This meant that every step of the process was carefully managed and monitored to prevent the release of dangerous asbestos fibres into the environment. The use of controlled conditions included measures such as the erection of enclosures, the use of negative pressure units to prevent airborne asbestos, and thorough decontamination procedures. Additionally, all workers involved in the removal process wore specialised personal protective equipment (PPE) to safeguard their health.
This meticulous approach ensured that the asbestos fibres were contained and did not pose a risk to both the workers and the general public. Asbestos removal was heavily regulated, and adhering to strict safety guidelines was essential to prevent any accidental exposure.
The process of asbestos soffit removal, particularly those made from AIB, required a specialised and cautious approach, as the methodology differs significantly from the removal of other types of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). AIB is classified as a higher-risk material because it can release large quantities of asbestos fibres if disturbed. The removal of AIB soffits was therefore not a simple task and could not be treated like other lower-risk materials, such as asbestos cement.
Due to the high risk involved, we carried out the removal of asbestos soffits made from AIB under Fully Controlled Conditions. This meant that every step of the process was carefully managed and monitored to prevent the release of dangerous asbestos fibres into the environment. The use of controlled conditions included measures such as the erection of enclosures, the use of negative pressure units to prevent airborne asbestos, and thorough decontamination procedures. Additionally, all workers involved in the removal process wore specialised personal protective equipment (PPE) to safeguard their health.
This meticulous approach ensured that the asbestos fibres were contained and did not pose a risk to both the workers and the general public. Asbestos removal was heavily regulated, and adhering to strict safety guidelines was essential to prevent any accidental exposure.
Asbestos Insulation Board (AIB) Box, Hertfordshire
An asbestos insulation board (AIB) box had been found, with evidence that it had been previously cut through by third parties. This indicated that the box had been tampered with or altered, potentially during previous construction or renovation work, which could have released harmful asbestos fibres into the environment. Asbestos fibres, when disturbed, can become airborne and pose serious health risks if inhaled. These risks include lung diseases such as asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma.
Additionally, there was visible debris on the floor, which may contain asbestos particles. The presence of this debris suggests that previous work on or near the AIB box was not properly contained or cleaned up, further increasing the risk of asbestos exposure. It was critical that any asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) were handled with extreme caution and that the area was properly assessed and cleaned by trained professionals.
Moreover, the flue pipe, which also contained asbestos, was partially removed, presenting yet another potential source of asbestos contamination. The partial removal of the asbestos-containing flue pipe could have resulted in the release of asbestos fibres into the surrounding area. Any further work on this pipe should only be done by certified asbestos removal professionals to prevent further contamination and exposure.
Immediate action was necessary to contain the area, clean up the asbestos debris, and safely remove or repair the asbestos materials to protect workers and occupants from the health hazards associated with asbestos exposure.
Additionally, there was visible debris on the floor, which may contain asbestos particles. The presence of this debris suggests that previous work on or near the AIB box was not properly contained or cleaned up, further increasing the risk of asbestos exposure. It was critical that any asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) were handled with extreme caution and that the area was properly assessed and cleaned by trained professionals.
Moreover, the flue pipe, which also contained asbestos, was partially removed, presenting yet another potential source of asbestos contamination. The partial removal of the asbestos-containing flue pipe could have resulted in the release of asbestos fibres into the surrounding area. Any further work on this pipe should only be done by certified asbestos removal professionals to prevent further contamination and exposure.
Immediate action was necessary to contain the area, clean up the asbestos debris, and safely remove or repair the asbestos materials to protect workers and occupants from the health hazards associated with asbestos exposure.
AIB Removal Utilising Airlock and Baglock Systems, Harpenden
The meticulous process of AIB Removal demands paramount attention and precision. Such was the case in a recent job undertaken in the garage of a property situated in Harpenden, Herefordshire. The significance of this operation was underscored by the stringent adherence to Fully Controlled Conditions, a comprehensive framework ensuring that every facet of the removal procedure was scrupulously managed to prevent any potential release of harmful asbestos fibres.
Prior to the commencement of this intricate task, a 14-day notification period was observed, as mandated by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). This allowed for the orchestration of a meticulously calculated plan that encompassed every conceivable precaution. Our team of dedicated professionals, equipped with specialised gear and an unwavering commitment to safety, embarked on this mission.
Despite the inherent complexities of asbestos abatement, the team showcased their expertise by seamlessly completing the project within two days. This feat not only underscored their efficiency but also exemplified the gravity of preparation and organisation involved in handling hazardous materials.
The successful execution of the Asbestos Insulation Board removal from garage ceiling in Harpenden stands as a testament to the significance of meticulous planning, adherence to regulations, and the execution of intricate procedures when dealing with hazardous materials.
Prior to the commencement of this intricate task, a 14-day notification period was observed, as mandated by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). This allowed for the orchestration of a meticulously calculated plan that encompassed every conceivable precaution. Our team of dedicated professionals, equipped with specialised gear and an unwavering commitment to safety, embarked on this mission.
Despite the inherent complexities of asbestos abatement, the team showcased their expertise by seamlessly completing the project within two days. This feat not only underscored their efficiency but also exemplified the gravity of preparation and organisation involved in handling hazardous materials.
The successful execution of the Asbestos Insulation Board removal from garage ceiling in Harpenden stands as a testament to the significance of meticulous planning, adherence to regulations, and the execution of intricate procedures when dealing with hazardous materials.
Asbestos Shed Removal, Hertfordshire
One of our remarkable teams successfully aided a client in the meticulous asbestos shed removal, ensuring its safe extraction down to the very foundation level. With unparalleled expertise and adherence to stringent safety protocols, our team diligently dismantled and disposed of the hazardous materials, mitigating any potential risks associated with asbestos exposure.
The process involved a comprehensive assessment of the site, meticulous planning, and the utilisation of cutting-edge equipment designed to handle asbestos abatement. Our proficient experts dismantled the shed, employing state-of-the-art techniques to prevent the dispersion of asbestos fibres into the environment.
Prioritising safety as the utmost concern, our team sealed and contained the area throughout the removal process, utilising advanced engineering controls to prevent the spread of any particulates. Rigorous decontamination procedures were followed, leaving the site entirely free from any residual traces of asbestos contamination.
Ultimately, through the dedicated efforts of our adept team, the client's property was effectively cleansed of asbestos, eliminating any potential health hazards. This accomplishment underscores our commitment to ensuring not only the successful execution of complex projects, but also the well-being of our clients and the environment.
The process involved a comprehensive assessment of the site, meticulous planning, and the utilisation of cutting-edge equipment designed to handle asbestos abatement. Our proficient experts dismantled the shed, employing state-of-the-art techniques to prevent the dispersion of asbestos fibres into the environment.
Prioritising safety as the utmost concern, our team sealed and contained the area throughout the removal process, utilising advanced engineering controls to prevent the spread of any particulates. Rigorous decontamination procedures were followed, leaving the site entirely free from any residual traces of asbestos contamination.
Ultimately, through the dedicated efforts of our adept team, the client's property was effectively cleansed of asbestos, eliminating any potential health hazards. This accomplishment underscores our commitment to ensuring not only the successful execution of complex projects, but also the well-being of our clients and the environment.
Asbestos Insulation Board Removal, SW London
The meticulous process of Asbestos Insulation Board removal demands paramount attention and precision. Such was the case in a recent job undertaken in the under stairs cupboard of a property situated in the vibrant landscape of SW London. The significance of this operation was underscored by the stringent adherence to Fully Controlled Conditions, a comprehensive framework ensuring that every facet of the removal procedure was scrupulously managed to prevent any potential release of harmful asbestos fibres.
Prior to the commencement of this intricate task, a 14-day notification period was observed, as mandated by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). This allowed for the orchestration of a meticulously calculated plan that encompassed every conceivable precaution. Our team of dedicated professionals, equipped with specialised gear and an unwavering commitment to safety, embarked on this mission.
Despite the inherent complexities of asbestos abatement, the team showcased their expertise by seamlessly completing the project within a single day. This feat not only underscored their efficiency but also exemplified the gravity of preparation and organisation involved in handling hazardous materials.
The successful execution of the Asbestos Insulation Board removal project under the confined space of an under stairs cupboard in SW London stands as a testament to the significance of meticulous planning, adherence to regulations, and the proficient execution of intricate procedures when dealing with hazardous materials.
Prior to the commencement of this intricate task, a 14-day notification period was observed, as mandated by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). This allowed for the orchestration of a meticulously calculated plan that encompassed every conceivable precaution. Our team of dedicated professionals, equipped with specialised gear and an unwavering commitment to safety, embarked on this mission.
Despite the inherent complexities of asbestos abatement, the team showcased their expertise by seamlessly completing the project within a single day. This feat not only underscored their efficiency but also exemplified the gravity of preparation and organisation involved in handling hazardous materials.
The successful execution of the Asbestos Insulation Board removal project under the confined space of an under stairs cupboard in SW London stands as a testament to the significance of meticulous planning, adherence to regulations, and the proficient execution of intricate procedures when dealing with hazardous materials.
Asbestos Cement Water Tank Removal, Buckinghamshire
We were asked by a plumbing and heating specialist to complete an asbestos cement water tank removal for one of their customers.
We work with this company regularly - they care about the health and safety of their team and their clients - and they appreciate the quality of service they receive from us is consistent and we are reliable and get the job done quickly without delaying their own time frame.
We work with this company regularly - they care about the health and safety of their team and their clients - and they appreciate the quality of service they receive from us is consistent and we are reliable and get the job done quickly without delaying their own time frame.
Asbestos Insulation Board Removal & Disposal, Old Coulsdon, Croydon
We removed the Asbestos Insulation Boards fire break between the two properties loft spaces under fully controlled conditions. Due to the layout and dimensions of the property, the airlocks were located on the ground floor and connected to the enclosure on the landing by a tunnel. We designed the enclosure to be free standing as far as reasonably practical and was only connected to the property’s hatch, which meant we were able to undertake our works safely without causing any damage to the décor.
Work for the asbestos insulation board removal included:
1. Several site visits and meetings to decide on the best plan of action for all parties;
2. Undertook the risk assessment for all site hazards that would or could become issues during the removal;
3. Designed our enclosures and setups;
4. Produce the site-specific RAMs, site packs;
5. Allocated the Team, ordered the materials and plant and planned the mobilisation;
6. The team and the manager met on the first morning of the project and went through the whole programme during a site walk around;
7. Then the site was set up and the works were undertaken;
8. After the air testing, we installed a new fire barrier in the loft space between the two loft spaces.
Work for the asbestos insulation board removal included:
1. Several site visits and meetings to decide on the best plan of action for all parties;
2. Undertook the risk assessment for all site hazards that would or could become issues during the removal;
3. Designed our enclosures and setups;
4. Produce the site-specific RAMs, site packs;
5. Allocated the Team, ordered the materials and plant and planned the mobilisation;
6. The team and the manager met on the first morning of the project and went through the whole programme during a site walk around;
7. Then the site was set up and the works were undertaken;
8. After the air testing, we installed a new fire barrier in the loft space between the two loft spaces.
Pipe Lagging Removal
We recently carried out asbestos pipe lagging removal at a private residence in Central London. As you can see from the images, we ensure that nothing was missed when it came to setting up safely and carrying out the works to ensure both our team and the family were safe throughout the process.
Asbestos Cement Shed Removal Watford
This recent asbestos cement shed removal job required the Asbestos Fighters team to remove and dispose of a small asbestos cement shed.
The solid shed was built over 30 years ago and was still standing. However our client didn’t enjoy a look of it in his garden and wanted it removed so he could replace it with something more modern.
Our team thrive on helping local communities deal with any asbestos related matters - no job is too small!
The solid shed was built over 30 years ago and was still standing. However our client didn’t enjoy a look of it in his garden and wanted it removed so he could replace it with something more modern.
Our team thrive on helping local communities deal with any asbestos related matters - no job is too small!
AIB Panel Removal
AIB Panel Removal and disposal under Fully Controlled Condition (FCC)
We helped our client to remove and dispose asbestos safely and efficiently. This type of work was Notified to HSE – 14 Days Notification prior to removal work.
All process started from single site visit where we have assessed garage ceiling AIB panel removal. Our client has had a leak through old roof, and re-roofing work could not be carried out without asbestos removal by fully licensed contractor. We took all measurements and we provided quotation within 24 hours.
Upon acceptance, we start preparation of Plan of Work included full list of equipment and materials required to complete this project safely.
Once all paperwork was fully verified by another asbestos manager, we submitted ASB5 Notification to HSE and we placed the order with our suppliers.
Job took five days from start to completion.
We helped our client to remove and dispose asbestos safely and efficiently. This type of work was Notified to HSE – 14 Days Notification prior to removal work.
All process started from single site visit where we have assessed garage ceiling AIB panel removal. Our client has had a leak through old roof, and re-roofing work could not be carried out without asbestos removal by fully licensed contractor. We took all measurements and we provided quotation within 24 hours.
Upon acceptance, we start preparation of Plan of Work included full list of equipment and materials required to complete this project safely.
Once all paperwork was fully verified by another asbestos manager, we submitted ASB5 Notification to HSE and we placed the order with our suppliers.
Job took five days from start to completion.
Flue Pipe Removal – Loudwater
Another callout by coming back client.
We love coming back clients, especially these ones who care about health and safety of their workmen and clients.
Easy job, asbestos containing flue pipe was safely removed and disposed in accordance with HSE Guidance.
This work enabled Central Heating Engineers to carry out new boiler installation.
Small work, but how important!
We love coming back clients, especially these ones who care about health and safety of their workmen and clients.
Easy job, asbestos containing flue pipe was safely removed and disposed in accordance with HSE Guidance.
This work enabled Central Heating Engineers to carry out new boiler installation.
Small work, but how important!
Emergency Asbestos Clean Up – Kings Langley
The emergency asbestos clean up process began with a single site visit where we had been informed by our client about the situation and why they required our service. We talked about our procedures and how we can help them. Our proposed quotation was accepted.
Upon acceptance, we started preparation of the Plan of Work which included a full list of equipment and materials required to complete this project safely. We booked an independent analyst to carry out an air test.
We began the work by forming a respirator zone around the kitchen area using 1000 polythene sheets with the flaps and warning signs in place. A changing and bagging zone was created outside the kitchen with the H type vacuum and bucket with water and sponge in place. Analysts carried out a reassurance air test and personal monitoring on our operative. Samples were taken to further analyses.
The emergency asbestos clean up works were started on Wednesday 7th October 2020 at 8am and was completed by 12noon the same day.
Upon acceptance, we started preparation of the Plan of Work which included a full list of equipment and materials required to complete this project safely. We booked an independent analyst to carry out an air test.
We began the work by forming a respirator zone around the kitchen area using 1000 polythene sheets with the flaps and warning signs in place. A changing and bagging zone was created outside the kitchen with the H type vacuum and bucket with water and sponge in place. Analysts carried out a reassurance air test and personal monitoring on our operative. Samples were taken to further analyses.
The emergency asbestos clean up works were started on Wednesday 7th October 2020 at 8am and was completed by 12noon the same day.
Asbestos Re-encapsulating Soffits – Bedfordshire
Asbestos Fighters were contacted by a school in Bedfordshire as they were concerned about the soffits on their building.
After a thorough inspection of the soffits, we advised the school that they could in fact be encapsulated - covered up so that they were protected with Asbestos Insulation Board (AIB) - instead of being removed.
This work was completed without any disruption to the routine or safety of the pupils at the school.
Following the re-encapsulating soffits work, we will now carry out an annual inspection to ensure they continue to be protected against the elements, keeping the pupils and staff safe.
After a thorough inspection of the soffits, we advised the school that they could in fact be encapsulated - covered up so that they were protected with Asbestos Insulation Board (AIB) - instead of being removed.
This work was completed without any disruption to the routine or safety of the pupils at the school.
Following the re-encapsulating soffits work, we will now carry out an annual inspection to ensure they continue to be protected against the elements, keeping the pupils and staff safe.
Asbestos Pipe Insulation Debris Removal – Havering-atte-Bower, Essex
This pipe insulation debris was removed from this client's piano room in their home under fully controlled conditions.
When carrying out pipe insulation debris removal work, we are required to give 14 days notification prior to the asbestos works beginning. Our team prepared a Plan of Work and had it verified before we submitted the ASB5 Notification to the Health & Safety Executive (HSE).
The asbestos removal work was carried out under fully controlled conditions, under a negative pressure unit. A Decontamination Unit, including Welfare and WC, was located on the front of the house, and we had all transit procedures in place.
All the work was completed in two days.
When carrying out pipe insulation debris removal work, we are required to give 14 days notification prior to the asbestos works beginning. Our team prepared a Plan of Work and had it verified before we submitted the ASB5 Notification to the Health & Safety Executive (HSE).
The asbestos removal work was carried out under fully controlled conditions, under a negative pressure unit. A Decontamination Unit, including Welfare and WC, was located on the front of the house, and we had all transit procedures in place.
All the work was completed in two days.
Asbestos Single Garage Re-Roof – Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
We were contacted by this client with regards to removing possible asbestos corrugated roof sheets on the property in Borehamwood. After answering their questions about how we work and the safety practises we adhere to, we were asked to take on the job.
Work began promptly at 8am on the day and the asbestos was safely removed and sent to be disposed of securely by 10am. At this point, the roofing team began replacing the garage roof and the entire job was completed by lunchtime. This kind of time frame ensures other building works do not need to be hindered when asbestos removal is carried out safely and to the standards expected of a company like Asbesstos Fighters.
Work began promptly at 8am on the day and the asbestos was safely removed and sent to be disposed of securely by 10am. At this point, the roofing team began replacing the garage roof and the entire job was completed by lunchtime. This kind of time frame ensures other building works do not need to be hindered when asbestos removal is carried out safely and to the standards expected of a company like Asbesstos Fighters.
Asbestos Garage Roof Removal – Dunstable, Bedfordshire
This asbestos removal job required our team to safely remove the roof of a double garage in Borehamwood.
The asbestos present was chrysotile asbestos, or white asbestos as it is more commonly known.
Our two operatives began the job at 8am and was handed back to the builders at 12noon.
The asbestos present was chrysotile asbestos, or white asbestos as it is more commonly known.
Our two operatives began the job at 8am and was handed back to the builders at 12noon.
Asbestos Floor Tile & Bitumen Removal – Wheathamstead, Hertfordshire
Job started in the morning at 8 o’clock, asbestos was safely removed by 10am, and roofers started new roof installation. Whole job was fully completed by lunch time.
Asbestos Soffits Removal – Bedfordshire
Asbestos Fighters were asked to carry out an asbestos survey on soffits on a residential property in Bedfordshire by builders who were undertaking extensive works on the property.
The survey took approximately half a day to complete and the results around five days to arrive. Once we had them and had confirmation that asbestos was, in fact, present in the soffits, the builders asked us to undertake the works to ensure that their deadlines were not disrupted.
The soffits removal and disposal took our team half a day to do and the builders were then free to continue their renovation works safely.
The survey took approximately half a day to complete and the results around five days to arrive. Once we had them and had confirmation that asbestos was, in fact, present in the soffits, the builders asked us to undertake the works to ensure that their deadlines were not disrupted.
The soffits removal and disposal took our team half a day to do and the builders were then free to continue their renovation works safely.
Asbestos Roof Sheet Removal – Luton, Bedfordshire
This garage asbestos roof sheet removal at a residential property in Luton, Bedfordshire was completed professionally in just a couple of hours.
The client's plan was to convert their garage into a spare bedroom so it was vital that the works were carried out by a reputable company who would complete the works when promised so the conversion works were not delayed.
With this particular garage roof asbestos removal job, there was an issue as you couldn't actually see the roof as it was hidden behind overgrown bushes. However, this did not hinder our team who overcame this obstacle quickly and efficiently!
The client's plan was to convert their garage into a spare bedroom so it was vital that the works were carried out by a reputable company who would complete the works when promised so the conversion works were not delayed.
With this particular garage roof asbestos removal job, there was an issue as you couldn't actually see the roof as it was hidden behind overgrown bushes. However, this did not hinder our team who overcame this obstacle quickly and efficiently!
Asbestos Shed removal – St. Albans, Hertfordshire
We carried out the disposal and removal of this garden shed in St. Albans after it was found to contain chrysotile asbestos.
The job was pre-booked through the client's architect who was planning the home-owners major renovation works and needed a company he could trust so ensure the job was completed properly and didn't delay the rest of the works.
The job included the removal and disposal of the corrugated shed as well as clearing the site where it was located.
The job was pre-booked through the client's architect who was planning the home-owners major renovation works and needed a company he could trust so ensure the job was completed properly and didn't delay the rest of the works.
The job included the removal and disposal of the corrugated shed as well as clearing the site where it was located.
Asbestos Garage Roof Removal – South West London
The removal and disposal of the roof slates and corrugated sheets from the garage wall which both contained asbestos were part of enabling works we completed in South West London. After our initial asbestos survey, the actual garage roof was found to not contain any asbestos so the works could be completed without having to remove it. We were pleased to be able to give our clients this news and, as always, provide honest advice and on-site surveys. This shows the importance of carrying out an asbestos survey as they can show that some works are unnecessary.
These chrysotile asbestos removal works were quite last minute but we were able to accommodate them on a Saturday and were completed in one day.
These chrysotile asbestos removal works were quite last minute but we were able to accommodate them on a Saturday and were completed in one day.
Asbestos Insulation Board Removal – Haynes, Bedfordshire
We helped our client to remove and dispose asbestos safely and efficiently. This type of work was Notified to HSE – 14 Days Notification prior to removal work.
All process started from single site visit where we have assessed garage ceiling. Our client has had a leak through old roof, and re-roofing work could not be carried out without asbestos removal by fully licensed contractor. We took all measurements and we provided quotation on spot.
Upon acceptance, we start preparation of Plan of Work included full list of equipment and materials required to complete this project safely.
Once all paperwork was fully verified by another asbestos manager, we submitted ASB5 Notification to HSE and we placed the order with our suppliers.
One day before work started, we came to site with a supervisor and one of our operatives to walk through the project and to take deliveries from our suppliers.
Job started on Saturday and was fully completed by Sunday 4PM.
All process started from single site visit where we have assessed garage ceiling. Our client has had a leak through old roof, and re-roofing work could not be carried out without asbestos removal by fully licensed contractor. We took all measurements and we provided quotation on spot.
Upon acceptance, we start preparation of Plan of Work included full list of equipment and materials required to complete this project safely.
Once all paperwork was fully verified by another asbestos manager, we submitted ASB5 Notification to HSE and we placed the order with our suppliers.
One day before work started, we came to site with a supervisor and one of our operatives to walk through the project and to take deliveries from our suppliers.
Job started on Saturday and was fully completed by Sunday 4PM.
