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Asbestos Surveys
Our Asbestos Surveys service provides thorough and accurate inspections to identify asbestos-containing materials within your property. We tailor each survey to meet the specific requirements of your building, ensuring compliance with UK health and safety regulations. Our qualified team uses advanced detection methods to assess the risks and provide detailed reports, offering clear guidance on managing and removing asbestos safely. Trust us to protect the health of your occupants and ensure a safe environment.
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£249.99
1-2 Storey Communal Area
£249.99
3-4 Storey Communal Area
£279.99
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£299.99
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Asbestos Surveys: Ensure Safety, Prove Compliance, and Protect Occupants
As a property owner or manager in the UK, you have a legal duty to manage asbestos safely. Conducting a professional UKAS-accredited asbestos survey is one of the most important steps. Whether your building is commercial, residential, or an HMO, a survey helps identify asbestos-containing materials, assess risks, and provide guidance for safe management or removal.
Professional surveys and asbestos are essential before refurbishment or demolition work to prevent potential asbestos exposure and ensure compliance with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012.
What Is an Asbestos Survey?
An asbestos survey is a detailed inspection conducted by competent asbestos surveyors to determine whether asbestos is present in a building. It provides information about:
- The type and concentration of asbestos
- Locations and condition of materials that contain asbestos
- Laboratory testing results using asbestos testing kits or air testing
- Recommendations for safe management or removal
A proper survey guide ensures property owners know how to manage asbestos in their buildings, maintain a current asbestos register, and plan safe refurbishment or demolition projects.
Why Asbestos Surveys Matter
Failing to conduct a survey or manage asbestos properly can put lives at risk and create legal problems. Some key risks include:
- Asbestos fibres into the air during accidental disturbance
- Asbestos exposure to tenants, workers, or visitors
- Non-compliance with UK asbestos regulations, resulting in fines or legal action
- Insurance issues if asbestos risks are unmanaged
A professional asbestos inspection ensures that all materials contain asbestos are identified and proper asbestos management is implemented to prevent potential asbestos exposure.
Types of Asbestos Surveys
There are two main types of surveys depending on the planned work:
1. Management Asbestos Survey
A management survey identifies asbestos in occupied buildings to help create an asbestos management plan.
It includes:
- Inspecting accessible areas for materials that contain asbestos
- Updating the asbestos register
- Assessing the extent of asbestos and related risks
- Guidance to prevent asbestos release during maintenance or repairs
2. Refurbishment and Demolition Survey
A refurbishment or demolition survey is required before major works that could disturb asbestos. The survey may include asbestos testing, sampling, or air testing to confirm the presence of asbestos fibres.
It helps to:
- Identify asbestos that could be disturbed during demolition or refurbishment (demolition asbestos)