Many homes and commercial buildings constructed or refurbished before the year 2000 feature textured coatings like Artex. While not all Artex contains asbestos, a significant amount does, especially if it was applied between the 1950s and the mid-1980s. When undisturbed, asbestos in Artex poses a low risk. However, any disturbance – such as drilling, sanding, or scraping – can release dangerous asbestos fibres into the air, which are a serious health hazard. Identifying and dealing with it properly is crucial for your health and safety.

When you're dealing with a potential health risk like asbestos, you need a team you can absolutely trust. We’re committed to providing a reliable, transparent, and above all, safe service from your first call to the completion of the job. We hold full Public Liability Insurance and meticulously follow all HSE guidelines and the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 (CAR 2012). Our technicians are local, highly trained, and have years of hands-on experience specifically with Artex and other non-licensed asbestos materials. We give you clear, detailed quotes with no hidden costs – you'll know exactly what's involved before we begin.

Your safety is our priority. If you suspect your Artex contains asbestos, the first step is usually a professional test. Our team can safely take a small sample and send it to a UKAS-accredited laboratory for analysis, giving you a definitive answer. If asbestos is present, we then carefully plan the removal. We create a sealed working area to contain any fibres, remove the Artex using specialist tools, and meticulously clean the area before safely disposing of all asbestos waste at a licensed facility. We manage the entire process, ensuring your property is left clean, safe, and ready for redecoration.