Skilled asbestos garage removal and asbestos garage roof removal in Woking

Are you thinking about doing some work on your property but are concerned about asbestos? Be safe and call Goodbye Asbestos! Asbestos can be found in many places within all types of properties in Woking and West Byfleet. Our highly-skilled professionals are on hand to help safely remove and dispose of any asbestos that might be on your premises. Whether it is for domestic or commercial purposes, our fully trained professionals can talk to you about the best possible removal solution. We pride ourselves on our skilled and dedicated staff and out reputation for reliability, workmanship and competitive pricing.

What is asbestos? Asbestos is a group of naturally occurring fibrous materials that have been used in construction for 150 years. It was widely used in the building trade from the 1950s until 2000, when it was banned because of its strength, fire retardant and insulation properties. It was most commonly used in corrugated asbestos cement roofs on garages, sheds, barns, outbuildings and industrial buildings and wall cladding.

Generally speaking, people are only exposed to very low or minimal levels of asbestos, which is present in the atmosphere. However, it is extremely hazardous if asbestos dust or fibres are inhaled in large amounts over a period of time and serious diseases do not appear until 20 or 30 years after exposure.

We can remove your asbestos garage or asbestos garage roof for you and always use professional electricians and plumbers to disconnect the electricity and water and clear the site, if necessary. If you have your asbestos garage roof removed, we can re-roof it with GRP fibreglass material, which is guaranteed for 20 years.

To talk to one of our team about asbestos abatement and our range of asbestos solutions, please call us on 0800 024 6203 or 07500 866 733.

Asbestos disposal and asbestos collection for commercial property owners in Woking

If you are a landlord, local council or company operating commercial premises, new ‘Duty to Manage’ asbestos regulations were made law in 2004. This places a duty of care and expectation to manage asbestos in your building. You are required to find out if there is asbestos on your property, assess the risk and make a plan to mange or remove it. We can provide asbestos sampling services and offer quick turnaround times.

We can remove or encapsulate all types of asbestos and have an exemplary health and safety record. Our operatives are trained in waste packaging and disposal of any asbestos and non-hazardous waste. On completion of works, as signed waste consignment note is always given to the customer for their records. All ACMs and hazardous waste is disposed of in government-approved waste facilities.

Do you need to remove your asbestos garage in Woking? Contact our asbestos removers now!

For comprehensive asbestos solutions, please call our team on 0800 024 6203 or 07500 866 733, email at info@goodbyeasbestos.co.uk or fill in an online contact form and we will get straight back to you.

We also provide local asbestos removal services in the following nearby locations

• Mayford
• Pirbright
• Sheerwater

Are you worried about asbestos? Our team conduct testing and surveys in Woking!

Our asbestos surveys and testing from the experts ensure you know how to deal with your asbestos problem! We offer comprehensive sampling and testing and surveys as part of our asbestos consultancy service for a huge range of clients, including homeowners and clients within the public and private sectors and within manufacturing and construction. All our clients can be assured of a high standard and professional service where testing and surveys are carried out efficiently and with as little disruption as possible.

We can carry out the following:

• Asbestos Management Surveys
• Pre-Refurbishment/Demolition Surveys
• Re-inspection Surveys
• Sampling and testing
• Service for homeowners and prospective purchasers

These will:

• Take suitable and sufficient steps to specify the location of Asbestos Containing Materials (ACMs).
• Make and maintain a record of any potential ACMs.
• Allow the condition of the material to be regularly monitored
• Assess the risk of exposure from asbestos to allow you to manage the risk