Asbestos Go Limited
Your trusted partner in asbestos removal
We specialise in providing comprehensive asbestos removal services to ensure the safety and compliance of your premises. With years of expertise in the field and a commitment to excellence, we are the go-to choice for businesses and homeowners across the nation.
Nationwide
Our Services
Licensed Asbestos Removal
Licensed Asbestos Removal
We hold a 3-year HSE license, demonstrating our adherence to stringent health and safety regulations.
Comprehensive Asbestos Management
Comprehensive Asbestos Management
From initial surveys to safe disposal, our end-to-end services are designed to handle all aspects of asbestos management.
Advanced Solutions
Advanced Solutions
Utilising Big Change/our CRM and job management system, we streamline our processes for efficiency and transparency.
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6 Types of Asbestos
Asbestos is the general term used to refer to a group of fibrous minerals. These natural fibers include 6 different types of asbestos.
Experts in the field
Nationwide asbestos removal
We are not just a business; we are a team dedicated to making a difference.
Our commitment to safety, excellence, and education has been the driving force behind our success. Holding a 3-year HSE license and full membership to ACAD, we lead the way in responsible asbestos removal.
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Asbestos
Products
Asbestos can be found in any industrial or residential building built or refurbished before the year 2000.
Sprayed Coating
This material was favoured for its exceptional fire resistance and thermal insulation properties from the mid-20th century until the 1970s
Asbestos Insulation Board (AIB)
This board was favoured for its fire-resistant and insulating properties but has since been recognized as a significant health hazard due to the presence of asbestos fibres.
Loose Fill Insulation
This insulation material was favoured for its fire-resistant properties and thermal efficiency but has since been recognized as a significant health hazard due to the presence of asbestos fibres.
Pipe Lagging
This material was favoured for its heat resistance and insulating properties but has since been recognized as a significant health hazard due to the presence of asbestos fibres.
Roof Tiles
These roof tiles were made by incorporating asbestos fibres into various materials, including cement or asphalt, to provide durability, weather resistance, and fireproofing qualities.
Roofing Felt
This roofing material featured a combination of asbestos fibres and bitumen (a tar-like substance) to provide durability, weather resistance, and fireproofing qualities.
Toilet Cisterns
Asbestos-containing toilet cisterns were fixtures commonly found in older homes and buildings, typically those constructed before the 1980s.
Paper Linings
These paper linings were made by mixing asbestos fibres with paper pulp, creating a material that was highly resistant to heat and fire.
Asbestos coated metal panels (Galbestos/Durasteel)
Asbestos-coated metal panels, often referred to as Galbestos or Durasteel, were commonly used in industrial and commercial construction during the mid-20th century.
Textured Coating / Artex©
Textured coatings were popular for their decorative appeal, soundproofing qualities, and ability to hide imperfections on surfaces.
Asbestos Cement Removal
Asbestos cement products were widely used in construction during the 20th century due to their durability, fire resistance, and affordability.
Floor Tiles
Asbestos-containing floor tiles, commonly referred to as asbestos floor tiles, were once a popular choice for flooring in homes and commercial buildings due to their durability and fire-resistant properties.
Asbestos
Ways to protect Yourself
It’s important that you take precautions to protect yourself against asbestos on every job, even the small ones that don’t create much dust. Asbestos can be in places that you might not expect, so you could encounter it without knowing.
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Why Choose Us?
Certified Expertise
Certified Expertise
As members of ACAD, we stay at the forefront of industry standards and practices.
Safety First
Safety First
Our approach prioritises your safety, with meticulous adherence to the ASB5 notification process and other regulatory requirements.
Sustainable Practices
Sustainable Practices
We are a responsible Waste Carriers License holder, ensuring all materials are disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner.
