Risk Assessment

Once we have identified the locations of asbestos-containing materials, we conduct a risk assessment to determine the levels of asbestos fibers in the air. This involves taking samples of the air and analyzing them in a laboratory to determine the level of contamination.

Removal Procedure

After completing the risk assessment, our team will prepare the site for asbestos removal. This involves setting up containment barriers to prevent the spread of asbestos fibers, using specialized equipment to prevent further contamination, and wearing the right protective gear.

We then start to remove the asbestos-containing material, carefully and safely. We use specialized equipment to ensure that the fibers are confined and not exposed to the surrounding area or those working in the area. During the removal procedure, we continue to monitor the air to ensure that the asbestos fibers are not escaping containment.

Disposal Process

Once the asbestos-containing materials are removed, we dispose of them safely and efficiently, using specialized waste removal companies. This ensures that there is no possibility of contact with the environment, increasing the safety of the public and our team.

Asbestos Products Used in Ore

Asbestos was commonly used in building materials until the 1990s, with the most common forms of asbestos-containing materials being:

• Asbestos cement roofing sheets
• Flooring tiles
• Insulation in walls, lofts, and floors
• Asbestos lagging
• Asbestos-textured paints
• Pipe insulation
• Fire-resistant boards

If you own an old building in Ore, it's crucial to conduct a survey to determine whether your property contains any of these asbestos-containing materials. Our team has extensive experience working with all types of asbestos-containing materials, ensuring that we can handle any asbestos removal project, regardless of the size or complexity.