Many Egham homes and businesses built or refurbished before the year 2000 likely contain asbestos. One of the most common places we find it is in textured coatings, famously known as Artex. While Artex itself might just look like an old ceiling or wall finish, it often contains dangerous asbestos fibres. Disturbing it – perhaps during a renovation, drilling into it, or just through wear and tear – can release these microscopic fibres into the air, posing serious health risks to you, your family, or your employees. You can't usually spot asbestos just by looking, especially in materials like Artex. That's why professional testing is always the safest first step if you have any doubts.

Found a suspicious material in your Egham property? Don't touch it. The best thing to do is call our team. We offer swift, safe asbestos testing services. Our trained technicians can carefully take a sample from your suspected Artex ceiling, an old garage roof panel, or any other material you're concerned about. We then send it to a UKAS-accredited laboratory for analysis. You'll get a clear, definitive answer and a certificate, so you know exactly what you're dealing with before any work begins. This professional service gives you crucial peace of mind and is vital for your health and safety.

When you need asbestos removed, especially from delicate materials like Artex on a ceiling, strict procedures are absolutely essential. Our fully insured and HSE-compliant team specialises in the safe removal of non-licensed asbestos materials from residential and commercial properties throughout Egham and beyond. We carefully prepare the work area, contain any fibres, and remove the hazardous materials. This includes asbestos cement garage roofs, floor tiles, and, of course, those tricky Artex ceilings and walls. Every removal project, big or small, is handled with the utmost care, making sure your property is left clean, safe, and entirely free from asbestos contamination. We always recommend using a professional for any asbestos removal due to the inherent dangers involved.