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Useful starting points for planning asbestos work. Every material and project needs its own assessment.

Planning your project

What you need to know about asbestos floor tiles and bitumen adhesive

Old floor tiles and the black adhesive beneath them need to be considered separately. Here is what to check before replacing your flooring, and what to include in a removal enquiry.

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Artex removal: testing, options and planning the work

A textured ceiling or wall can raise questions when you are renovating. Start with the material, its condition and the finish you want to achieve.

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Asbestos garage roof safety: what to check before work

Planning repairs, roof replacement or garage removal? Here are the questions that help establish the right next step for a suspect asbestos-cement roof.

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How much does asbestos removal cost?

A useful price starts with a clear description of the work. Here is what affects a quotation and how to compare what is included.

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What is asbestos?

A straightforward introduction to asbestos in buildings, why condition matters and how to establish what a suspect material contains.

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Asbestos in older homes: what should you check?

Buying, maintaining or renovating an older home? The useful question is what your planned work could disturb.

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Planning asbestos removal: from enquiry to handover

A practical guide to arranging asbestos work, preparing your property and understanding what happens afterwards.

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Helping a garden rescue: our asbestos shed removal with Flawless

Marc and Alex travelled four hours to help Flawless Cleaning Services with a garden transformation. Our contribution was to remove the asbestos shed and take away the asbestos waste, free of charge.

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Sampling or a survey: what do you need?

A sample answers a specific question about a material. A survey considers the asbestos information needed for a building or planned work.

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Planning garage removal: what to include

A useful garage enquiry covers the whole structure and the access, not just the roof.

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What paperwork should you expect?

After removal work, D&M generally provides a waste consignment note and our Certificate of Reoccupation. Here is what each document covers.

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Let’s work out what you need.

A few details and photographs are a good place to start.

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