Asbestos Removal in St Helens, Professionally Completed for Peace of Mind

Asbestos removal in St Helens is a job for professionals. It is most definitely not a job for a DIY enthusiast. Asbestos is highly dangerous, especially when it is old and damaged. As it becomes friable, it releases its microscopic fibres into the air. They can then be inhaled which in turn causes incurable disease. If you suspect any asbestos containing materials are in your building, it is best to consult with a professional team to identify where they may be and plan for a safe and thorough removal. Our expert team is available to assist.

As an asbestos removal company, we aim to make a substantial difference to the environments within which you work and live. In St Helens, asbestos removal is carefully and safely completed by our expert team. If you suspect asbestos-containing materials are present in your building, give us a ring to schedule a site visit. Our knowledgeable and profession al team can perform a survey to determine the location and extent of the asbestos material in your building. We will decide on the best course of action in order to ensure that your building is safe for use. This is likely to include the removal of the asbestos. As a building owner, it is your responsibility to manage any asbestos in your building. It is also your responsibility to ensure that both the removal and disposal of asbestos is completed in a safe and responsible manner.

For professional and safe asbestos removal in St Helens, speak with the specialists. For more information regarding asbestos removal and how we can assist you, contact Asbestos Associated today. We offer a high level of staff expertise, attention to detail and level of service. When you use our services, you are guaranteed a complete service that takes care of the safe removal and disposal of asbestos from your building. Our specialist team ensures that all required guidelines are followed when we undertake asbestos removal. This is done according to current UK Legislation and Asbestos Regulations and Health & Safety Executive (HSE) Approved Codes of Practice.