If your asbestos survey or sampling identifies presumed or confirmed asbestos-containing materials, you’ll need to create or update your asbestos management plan. Depending on the risk, asbestos may be monitored or removed.
You should request an asbestos survey if your property was built before 2000, you’re planning renovation work, or if you have suspicions that ACMs are present. Commercial buildings, rental properties and some residential premises also require them by law.
No, only samples tested by a UKAS-accredited laboratory can provide definitive results. DIY testing can be risky and may release fibres if not performed correctly, so professional sampling is always recommended.
Most asbestos tests are available within a few days, depending on the laboratory.
Your licensed asbestos contractor will use specialist enclosures, air monitoring, PPE and decontamination protocols.
Yes – the cost of licensed asbestos work is usually higher due to the complexity, safety controls and legal requirements involved.
The HSE (Health and Safety Executive) issues asbestos licences to companies that meet strict safety and training requirements.
No – some lower-risk tasks don’t require an asbestos licence. Our team can confirm the service you require.
We offer three main types of asbestos garage roof replacement – steel, corrugated fibre cement and felt. All are low maintenance, high in quality and asbestos-free.
Asbestos cement sheets are often found in roofing, wall cladding and garage panels, but cannot be identified by sight alone. Professional asbestos sampling and testing are required.
Asbestos-containing materials are typically safe if they are in good condition and left undisturbed. The danger arises when asbestos fibres get released into the air through cutting, drilling, sanding or deterioration. If asbestos is sealed, undamaged and unlikely to be disturbed, it can be safer to leave it in situ and monitor its condition.
In the UK, there isn’t a specific amount of asbestos you can remove without a licence – the key factors are the type and condition of the material.
The duty holder is often the Responsible Person for asbestos safety. This is usually the property owner, landlord or organisation responsible for maintaining the building.
The cost of commercial asbestos surveys depends on the size, age and complexity of the site, as well as the type of checks required (e.g., refurbishment and demolition surveys). We provide you with a free, tailored quote for your project.
Commercial properties typically used 3 types of asbestos – Chrysotile (white), Amosite (brown) and Crocidolite (blue). They can be found anywhere from ceiling tiles and cement products to pipe lagging and spray coatings.
Yes – if your commercial site was built or had renovations before 2000, you have legal duties set out in the Control of Asbestos Regulations. You must identify and manage asbestos-containing materials to protect employees, contractors and visitors from exposure.
Yes, you must declare the known presence of asbestos if you are selling your home. Your buyer may even request a pre-purchase survey.
Never perform any sort of DIY asbestos removal, or you could risk releasing hazardous fibres into the air. Professionals use protective equipment and approved methods, even when sampling and testing materials.
Residential asbestos can be found in many different locations, including around pipes, attic insulation, vinyl floor tiles, guttering, garage roofing, textured coatings, popcorn ceilings and more.
Asbestos materials are low risk when they remain in good condition and undisturbed, but they should be closely monitored, especially if you’re planning renovations (even DIY work and drilling).
Assignments are uploaded directly to the online platform, where teachers review them and provide feedback. Some projects may also be presented live during virtual class sessions.
Yes, we offer one-on-one tutoring, study resources and academic counseling to help students who need additional support.
Parents receive regular progress reports via email and can access a dedicated parent portal to track grades, attendance and feedback.
Absolutely. Our platform includes discussion boards, group projects, and live chat options to foster communication and collaboration between students and teachers.
Students need a computer, tablet or smartphone with internet access, along with a webcam and microphone for interactive classes. A quiet study space is recommended.
Yes, our courses follow an accredited curriculum, ensuring that students’ learning meets recognized academic standards and can be used for further education or career opportunities.
Student progress is measured through quizzes, assignments, projects, and periodic exams. Teachers also provide regular feedback and progress reports.
Some classes are scheduled live to encourage interaction, while others are available as recordings for flexible learning. This blended model allows students to learn at their own pace.
Classes are delivered through live video sessions, recorded lectures, and interactive learning modules. Students can access materials anytime through our online learning platform.
We offer a wide range of subjects, including core academics such as Mathematics, Science, English, and Social Studies, along with elective courses like Media & Communication, Computer Science, Art & Design, and Business Studies.