When you’re dealing with a hazardous material like asbestos, you need a team you can absolutely rely on. Our priority is keeping you, your family, and your property safe. We follow all health and safety guidelines strictly, from our first visit to the final clear-up. Our team is fully licensed and insured, holding a Class A – Asbestos Removal Licence and a Waste Carriers Licence. With over ten years of combined experience, our operatives are all certified and medically fit, giving you complete peace of mind throughout the whole removal process.

Many homes built before the year 2000 might contain asbestos in various places. We specialise in identifying and safely removing these materials from residential properties in Bungay.

• Garage & Shed Roof Removal: A common find. We safely take down and dispose of old, brittle asbestos cement roof sheets from garages, sheds, and other outbuildings.
• Soffits, Fascias & Guttering: Often, roofline products like these contained asbestos cement. We carefully remove them, replacing them with modern, safe alternatives if needed.
• Water Tank Removal: We frequently come across old asbestos cement water tanks in lofts. We’ll remove these safely, ensuring no fibres are released into your home.
• Floor & Ceiling Tiles: Old vinyl floor tiles and the bitumen adhesive underneath, or certain ceiling tiles, can contain asbestos. We’re experts in carefully lifting and disposing of these.
• Artex & Textured Coatings: If you have textured ceilings or walls, they might contain asbestos. We follow strict safety steps to remove these coatings.
• Other Household Items: This also includes things like old asbestos cement fence panels, downpipes, and other products found around older homes.

Unsure if a material in your home contains asbestos? The best first step is to get a professional opinion. We can carry out an asbestos survey to identify the location, type, and condition of any asbestos-containing materials. This gives you a clear picture of what's there and any potential risks. If you just have a small piece you're worried about, we can safely take a sample and send it to a UKAS-accredited laboratory for testing. This way, you get a definitive answer without putting yourself at risk. Remember, the most important rule is: don't touch it if you suspect it's asbestos.