When it comes to the safety of your home and family, you need a contractor you can truly rely on. We're committed to delivering a transparent, safe, and efficient service from your first call to the final clearance. We hold full Public Liability Insurance and carry out all work strictly following HSE guidelines and the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 (CAR 2012). Our team is highly trained and experienced in handling asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) in a wide variety of domestic properties. You'll get clear, detailed quotes with no hidden fees, so you know exactly what to expect. From the initial inspection and testing to safe removal and responsible disposal, we manage the entire process for you.

Many homes in Leatherhead, especially those built or refurbished before the year 2000, could potentially contain asbestos. This was a very common building material from the 1950s right up until the late 1990s. Asbestos can be tricky to spot, often hidden in places like garage roofs, textured Artex ceilings, old vinyl floor tiles, pipe insulation, and fascias. The crucial thing to remember is that asbestos is only harmful when disturbed, releasing tiny fibres into the air. If you suspect you have asbestos, please do not touch it. The only way to be completely sure what you're dealing with is through professional testing.

Identifying if asbestos is present, what type it is, and its condition is the vital first step. Our thorough asbestos surveys give you all the information you need to keep your home safe.

• Home Buyer Asbestos Surveys: An essential check if you're buying a property in Leatherhead. This survey helps uncover any potential hidden asbestos costs and safety concerns before you commit.
• Asbestos Management Surveys: While often legally required for commercial buildings, homeowners might choose this survey to identify ACMs, assess their condition, and create a plan to manage them safely in your home.
• Refurbishment & Demolition Surveys: If you're planning any significant renovation, extension, or demolition work, an intrusive survey is a legal requirement before work begins. This makes sure no hidden asbestos is disturbed during the project.