Asbestos Disposal in St Helens

Asbestos garage roofing was the standard option in the mid-to-late 1900s, offering a long lifespan and excellent resistance to fire and water. It was also inexpensive and available in abundant supply.

However, if your garage roof is damaged, worn, or leaking, it’s difficult to repair, as this potentially deadly material is now banned. This is why more people are opting for asbestos garage roof disposal with DACT.

Asbestos cement (cement-bonded asbestos) is commonly used on the roof and walls of sheds and garages – plus the soffits underneath the eaves of a house, especially if it was built before 2000.

It’s not uncommon for gutters, downspouts, and bath panels to contain asbestos cement, too.

As experts in asbestos cement disposal, our team will take ACMs to be securely disposed of at the nearest licensed landfill site. This will give you the peace of mind that your asbestos is handled in the most compliant way possible.

Asbestos cement is commonly used on the roof and walls of sheds and garages – plus the soffits underneath the eaves of a house, especially if it was built before 2000.
It’s not uncommon for gutters, downspouts, and bath panels to contain asbestos cement, too.

As experts in asbestos cement disposal, our team will take ACMs to be securely disposed of at the nearest licensed landfill site. This will give you the peace of mind that your asbestos is handled in the most compliant way possible.

Whether they are on the floor, walls, or roof, never attempt to dispose of asbestos tiles that are damaged, crumbling, or in poor condition yourself! It’s a job best left to a professional asbestos disposal company, like DACT.

We have vast experience when it comes to asbestos tile disposal and will carefully remove them – making sure not to disturb the asbestos and release harmful fibres into the air.

If the guttering on your property has never been replaced, the chances are it will contain asbestos fibres.

Although asbestos can only be dangerous if it’s deteriorating or at risk of being disturbed, our experts will ensure the safe removal and disposal, preventing problems from occurring later down the line.

Our asbestos guttering disposal service is guaranteed to put your mind at ease while saving you time and money.

Attempting to dispose of asbestos yourself isn’t recommended, and it should be handled by trained professionals who know all about the relevant safety regulations and how to dispose of it correctly. This is because if asbestos fibres are released into the air, they can be inhaled and cause serious health issues, like lung cancer and mesothelioma.

Yes, it’s illegal to bury asbestos waste on private land, in your garden or at any other unlicensed sites in the UK. The Health and Safety Executive states that asbestos should be treated as hazardous waste and disposed of safely at a licensed site.

• Asbestos-containing materials need to be double-wrapped and tagged with warning labels and hazard markings.
• Cement sheets and textured coatings attached to a board should be kept whole and not broken into smaller pieces.
• All waste should be transported to a licensed facility in suitable containers to prevent the release of asbestos fibres during transit.

Our professional team, equipped with the correct PPE and knowledge of the best practices for disposing of ACMs, are trained to get rid of it properly at a licensed facility.