Industrial buildings, especially those constructed before the year 2000, commonly feature asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). These could be in roof sheeting, wall cladding, insulation around pipes, or even in old plant machinery housing. If these materials are disturbed, asbestos fibres can become airborne, posing serious health risks to anyone on site. As a business owner or site manager, you have a legal duty to manage these risks under the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012. Trying to handle asbestos yourself or with an unqualified team is simply not worth the danger or the legal repercussions. Our experienced team helps you meet these requirements safely, protecting your employees and your business.

We've got a proven track record working on various industrial sites, from bustling factories and workshops to expansive agricultural buildings. Our specialist industrial asbestos removal services are tailored to the scale and complexity of your project. This includes safely dismantling and taking away large-scale asbestos cement roofing and cladding from industrial units. We also expertly remove redundant asbestos cement pipework, flues, and ducting systems, along with decommissioning and removing large asbestos tanks or housing units found near plant and machinery. If your site has become contaminated with asbestos debris, our team provides a thorough clean-up service to make it safe again.

When you deal with hazardous materials like asbestos, safety isn't just a buzzword; it's the core of everything we do. Our team at T F Asbestos Removal follows strict health and safety rules set by the HSE, from our initial assessment right through to the final disposal of waste. We hold a Class A – Asbestos Removal Licence, which means we’re qualified for the trickiest jobs, and a Waste Carriers Licence. Every operative on our team is fully certified, holding all necessary qualifications like Face Fit and Medical Certificates, and has years of hands-on experience. Your safety, and that of your business premises, is our number one priority during every step of the process.