When you're dealing with hazardous materials like asbestos, you need a team you can truly rely on. We’re committed to giving you complete peace of mind. We're a small, local Norwich business, so we really understand our community's needs. We hold a Class A - Asbestos Removal Licence and a Waste Carriers Licence, plus full Public Liability Insurance for your protection. Our team brings a combined 10 years of experience, holding all the necessary qualifications, including Face Fit and Medical Certificates. We always put safety first, strictly following health and safety regulations to keep your property and everyone in it safe throughout the process. Expect honest pricing too; just contact us for a clear, detailed quote with no hidden fees. We're also mindful of our environmental duties, making sure all asbestos waste is handled and disposed of through the correct, compliant channels.

Many homes in Norwich and across Norfolk still have asbestos garage roofs, shed roofs, or outbuilding roofs. They're a common sight, but time can make these old, brittle asbestos cement roof sheets risky. We specialise in safely dismantling and removing these, prioritising your family’s health and safety. We also expertly handle asbestos soffits, fascias, and guttering – these roofline products were a frequent feature in properties built before 2000, and we take great care in their removal. Our team provides professional service for every aspect of your residential asbestos roof removal requirements.

Beyond roofs, asbestos can hide in many other places in your home, and we know these materials can be a real worry. We safely remove old asbestos cement water tanks, often found in loft spaces. If you've got asbestos vinyl floor tiles or ceiling tiles, we carefully lift and dispose of them, along with any bitumen adhesive underneath. We also handle the removal of textured coatings, like Artex, that might contain asbestos, following strict safety protocols for these non-notifiable works. You can also count on us for general household asbestos removal, including fence panels, downpipes, and other asbestos cement products commonly found around the home.