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Asbestos is a term used for six naturally occurring silicate minerals with fibrous crystals. These minerals naturally occur in the environment and have been used for various purposes by humans for centuries. Asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) were commonly used in the construction of properties before they were banned in the UK in 1999.
Although the use of ACMs is now banned, many buildings built before this ban were constructed using these materials. This means that many properties in Sussex, and around the UK, may still contain asbestos. Asbestos is dangerous when it is damaged or disturbed, as it releases fibres into the air that can be breathed in and cause a range of health problems.
To ensure the safety and health of those using a property, it is important to undertake an asbestos survey. In this landing page, we will explain what types of asbestos surveys are available and why they are crucial for property management. Specifically, we will focus on what survey to identify asbestos on pre-2000 buildings in Sussex.
Affordable Asbestos Removal Sussex is a specialist asbestos survey company in Sussex with years of experience in identifying and managing asbestos-containing materials. We cover the whole of Sussex and the South East of England, providing a range of asbestos survey services to fit the specific needs of our clients.
Our team of highly trained professionals are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide the best possible service. We pride ourselves on offering affordable asbestos survey and removal services, while never compromising on the quality of our work.
We understand how dangerous asbestos is, and thats why were dedicated to keeping our clients safe through proactive management and efficient removal.
There are two main types of asbestos surveys: intrusive and non-intrusive. Both types of survey are important, but each should be undertaken at different points in the life cycle of a property.
Non-intrusive asbestos surveys, also known as management surveys, are carried out to identify the presence of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) in a building. This type of survey is typically carried out when a building is being managed, including when a company is taking over a new property or during routine checks of existing properties.
Management surveys are non-intrusive, meaning that the surveyor will only inspect those areas that are accessible and visible without causing damage to the building. The surveyor will also take samples of any suspected ACMs and analyse them at a UKAS-accredited laboratory to confirm their presence.
Intrusive asbestos surveys are more extensive and invasive compared to non-intrusive surveys. This type of survey is typically undertaken during refurbishment, refurbishment demolition, or demolition works.
Intrusive surveys involve the surveyor accessing, where possible, all areas of the building, including those that are difficult to reach. This allows for the detection of any hidden ACMs that were previously unknown. The surveyor will also take samples of any suspected ACMs and analyse them at a UKAS-accredited laboratory to confirm their presence.
If you are responsible for managing premises or a property, then you are required by law to manage any asbestos on the property. This includes identifying any asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) and keeping a record of their location, condition, and any action taken to manage or remove them.
Therefore, you will need to undertake an asbestos survey in the following instances:
If you are not sure whether an asbestos survey is needed, please get in touch with us.
Getting an asbestos survey is simple. Please get in touch with us via phone on 01273 978238 or email at [email protected]. Our team will ask for some details about your property or premises and provide you with a quote.
If you are unsure which type of survey you need, our team will be happy to guide you through the process and advise on the best course of action.
There are a range of guides and tools available to help you identify asbestos in your property. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) provides a range of free guides and tools, including interactive questionnaires and videos, to help you identify ACMs in your property. You can access the HSE guides and tools on their website.
In conclusion, leaving asbestos undiscovered in a property can lead to serious health problems, and it is essential to undertake an asbestos survey to manage any ACMs properly. An effective survey helps you ensure that any ACMs are discovered and removed where necessary.
At Affordable Asbestos Removal Sussex, we have years of experience providing efficient and affordable asbestos survey services. Our team of experts will help you identify any ACMs on your property and guide you through the process of managing or removing them.
Please get in touch with us today via phone on 01273 978238 or email at [email protected] to find out how we can help you.