If your garage has an old corrugated cement roof, there's a good chance it contains asbestos. We remove it safely, dispose of it legally, and fit a modern replacement roof — all as part of the same job.
Get an estimateAsbestos cement roofing was widely used on garages built or roofed before 2000. A few things to look out for:
A ridged, wavy profile with a flat grey or weathered white finish — not modern coloured roof sheeting.
Asbestos cement sheeting was commonly used until it was banned in the UK in 1999. Older garages are far more likely to have it.
Ageing asbestos cement sheets can become brittle, chalky, or start to break down at the edges over time.
Send us a couple of photos with your estimate request and we'll let you know what we think you're dealing with.
Every asbestos job follows the same careful process — no shortcuts, no surprises.
We confirm the roof type and scope of works before any work begins.
Sheets are carefully removed, dampened to control fibres, and never broken or dropped.
Waste is double-bagged, sealed, and transported to a licensed waste transfer facility.
Your new roof sheeting is installed the same visit, with a Waste Transfer Note issued for your records.
Fully licensed for the safe removal, transport and disposal of waste materials including asbestos, in compliance with Environment Agency regulations.
A legal Waste Transfer Note is provided on every asbestos job, confirming safe and lawful disposal.
All operatives are trained in the safe handling of non-licensed asbestos containing materials.
Asbestos cement sheeting is generally low-risk while it's intact and undisturbed. The risk increases if it's damaged, drilled, cut, or starts to break down with age. If you're planning any work near the roof, or it's visibly deteriorating, it's worth having it assessed.
Non-licensed asbestos cement work can legally be done without a specialist licence, but it still needs to be handled correctly to avoid releasing fibres, and disposed of through a licensed waste carrier. We handle the whole process so you don't have to.
It's double-bagged, sealed, and taken to a licensed waste transfer facility. You'll receive a Waste Transfer Note confirming this for your records.
No. Our removal process is designed to control dust and fibres at the source, so there's no need to vacate the property. We do ask that pets and children stay clear of the immediate work area while we're on the roof.
Send us a few details and photos through our estimate form and we'll come back to you with a price by text, usually the same day. No pushy sales calls.
A few details, a couple of photos, and we'll come back to you with a price.
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