Straight answers from a licensed asbestos removal operator. If you’re unsure, call and we’ll walk you through the next step.
Many homes built before 1990 used asbestos cement sheeting. Age and material type are strong indicators. If unsure, we can inspect and scope safely.
Bonded asbestos can be stable when intact, but becomes hazardous when broken, drilled, sanded or deteriorated.
No. Pressure washing can disturb fibres and contaminate surrounding areas. Seek licensed advice.
Most residential roof removals are completed within 1–3 days depending on size and access.
Yes. Independent clearance can be arranged where required for compliance and peace of mind.
It depends on scope and containment needs. We’ll advise during inspection.
Yes. Bathroom/laundry wall sheeting is a common asbestos location. We remove under controlled containment.
Yes. We remove external asbestos materials and manage compliant disposal.
Yes. Fencing panels can contain asbestos cement. We remove and dispose legally.
Stop work, keep people away, avoid sweeping/vacuuming, and call a licensed removalist immediately.
Yes. We offer urgent response for storm damaged asbestos roofs and disturbed materials.
Yes, job dependent. We can scope commercial roofing removals and provide compliant plans.
Yes. We are licensed asbestos specialists and can coordinate hazard-aware strip-outs so your project continues safely.
Often not. Repairs may disturb material and can be a temporary fix. Full removal is usually the safest long-term option.
Scope, access, containment requirements, disposal volume and clearance needs. We quote transparently after inspection.
Yes. We can assist with scoping and works for insurance-related strip-outs and hazardous material removal.
Yes. Internal bonded asbestos removal is common in older properties.
Scheduling depends on current workload and scope, but we prioritise urgent hazards and storm damage where possible.
Yes. Garages/sheds commonly use asbestos cement roofing and wall panels.
Most residential removals do not require council approval, but all works must comply with regulations. We guide you based on scope.
DIY removal is high risk and may be illegal depending on scope. Licensed removal is strongly recommended.
Yes. We provide documentation suitable for compliance and project records, including disposal and clearance where applicable.
Yes. Hazardous materials are wrapped/sealed and transported to approved disposal facilities.
Yes. We service Brisbane and surrounding regions including Moreton Bay, Ipswich, Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast (job dependent).
If safe, take a few photos from a distance and note access details. Do not disturb suspected materials.