Domestic Asbestos Roof Removal

Many roofs built before 1999 may contain asbestos. This may be in the form of asbestos cement or asbestos roof tiles. Asbestos cement is a mixture of cement and asbestos. This is usually about 10-15% of the total product, forming a hard material. This cement is often found in corrugated asbestos roofing on sheds, garages and other domestic outbuildings.

Asbestos roofing is not considered a risk if left undisturbed. However, if disturbed, such as during the removal process, it can pose a serious health risk. 

In many cases, it is legal for homeowners to remove asbestos by themselves. However, there are some restrictions. Contact us today if you are unsure whether you need a licensed contractor.

Each asbestos removal option is unique to the client and their domestic property. We will assess and discuss your individual circumstances and requirements at the quotation stage. We aim to provide competitive quotations for your timeframe and budgetary requirements. Contact us today for a quote.

While removing asbestos is the best course of action in some cases, not all domestic asbestos needs to be removed. Undamaged, and even some damaged asbestos roofs can be encapsulated to restore their safety and prevent further damage. Get in touch today for advice about the best service for your needs.

There are several common places within residential properties that may contain asbestos. Corrugated asbestos roofs, asbestos roof tiles and other asbestos containing domestic roofing materials are fairly common in properties built before 1999.

For more information see our interactive infographic showing the typical locations of asbestos.

Amiante STR Ltd are a registered waste carrier (Regn No: CBDU87805). On completion of your asbestos removal works the asbestos waste will be transported to a licensed facility and proof of disposal provided.