Asbestos was a popular building material for many years because it was cheap, durable, and fire-resistant. Builders commonly used it in floor tiles, vinyl sheets, and the strong black bitumen adhesive that secures them. As long as these materials are undisturbed and in good condition, they often don't pose an immediate risk. However, if they become damaged, cracked, or if you plan any renovation work, you could unknowingly release microscopic asbestos fibres into the air. Breathing these in can lead to severe health problems later in life. We understand these risks and are here to help you manage them safely.

Identifying asbestos floor tiles by sight alone is tricky, but there are some common signs. They often come in 9"x9" (230x230mm) or 12"x12" (300x300mm) squares, sometimes with a slightly mottled or marbling effect. You might find them in kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, or even commercial spaces. The black, tar-like adhesive underneath is also a strong indicator, as it frequently contains asbestos too. The only way to truly detect asbestos is through professional sampling and laboratory analysis. Please, do not try to chip or break a tile yourself – if you suspect asbestos, it's always best to call our trained team in Basingstoke for a safe assessment.

When you need asbestos floor tiles removed, you want a service you can trust. Our approach is thorough and adheres to strict safety guidelines. First, our team carries out a detailed assessment of the flooring. If testing confirms asbestos, we then carefully prepare the work area, sealing it off to contain any fibres. Using specialised tools and equipment, we meticulously remove the tiles and any contaminated adhesive. Our trained technicians wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and respiratory protective equipment (RPE) throughout the entire work to ensure their safety and yours. Our goal is to leave your property completely free of asbestos, ready for new flooring.