What We Do

Asbestos & mould services

Professional inspection, sampling, removal and remediation support for residential, commercial and industrial properties.

Asbestos

Asbestos removal

What it is: Professional removal support for identified asbestos-containing materials in homes, commercial sites and industrial properties.
When it may be required: When asbestos-containing materials are damaged, deteriorating, being disturbed by planned work, or need to be removed as part of a property project.
What the process involves: We assess the scope, plan appropriate controls, establish the work area, remove and package materials, and arrange compliant waste handling.
What you can expect: Clear communication about the scope, site requirements and next steps, with a practical approach tailored to the property.
Relevant safety information: Asbestos should not be cut, drilled, sanded or otherwise disturbed. If you suspect asbestos, avoid the area and seek professional advice.
FAQ: Can asbestos be removed while a property is occupied?: This depends on the material, location and work scope. We can explain the appropriate controls after assessing the site.

Asbestos

What it is: A professional inspection to identify materials that may contain asbestos and help inform safe property decisions.
When it may be required: Before renovation, demolition, maintenance work or when you are concerned about older building materials.
What the process involves: We inspect accessible areas, document observations and advise whether sampling or further assessment is appropriate.
What you can expect: A clear explanation of what was observed, what it may mean for your project and recommended next steps.
Relevant safety information: Visual inspection alone cannot confirm every material. Do not disturb suspect materials while you arrange professional advice.
FAQ: Does an inspection confirm whether a material contains asbestos?: An inspection identifies suspect materials. Laboratory testing may be recommended where confirmation is needed.

Asbestos

What it is: A protective coating or system applied to asbestos-containing material to help bind fibres and protect the surface from damage or disturbance.
When it may be required: Where asbestos-containing material is in a suitable condition and removal is not reasonably practicable. An assessment is required to determine whether encapsulation is appropriate.
What the process involves: We assess the material, its condition and location, determine whether encapsulation is suitable, prepare the work area, apply the appropriate system and provide relevant documentation.
What you can expect: Honest, project-specific advice on whether encapsulation, removal or another control measure is appropriate for your material and circumstances.
Relevant safety information: Encapsulation is not suitable for damaged, friable or deteriorating asbestos. Do not attempt to treat asbestos-containing materials yourself.
FAQ: Is encapsulation a permanent solution?: Encapsulation is a control measure, not a permanent fix. Encapsulated material needs to be monitored over time and managed as part of an ongoing asbestos management approach.

Asbestos

What it is: Careful collection of a small material sample for laboratory analysis to help confirm whether asbestos is present.
When it may be required: When a material needs confirmation before renovation, removal, maintenance or a property transaction.
What the process involves: A suitable sample is collected using appropriate precautions, submitted for analysis and followed by clear results and next-step guidance.
What you can expect: A straightforward explanation of the result and practical advice about what to do next.
Relevant safety information: Sampling should be completed by a qualified professional. Avoid breaking or handling suspect materials yourself.
FAQ: How much does asbestos sampling cost?: Sampling starts from $190 + GST for the first sample, with additional samples from $110 + GST each.

Asbestos

What it is: A clearance certificate confirms that licensed asbestos removal work has been completed safely and the area is clear of asbestos waste.
When it may be required: Required by law after all licensed asbestos removal work in NSW. Also requested during property sales and by insurers and councils.
What the process involves: After removal is complete, an independent licensed asbestos assessor inspects the work area and issues a certificate confirming it is safe to re-occupy.
What you can expect: Full coordination of the clearance inspection process, with documentation provided for your records.
Relevant safety information: The work area cannot be re-occupied until a clearance certificate has been issued by an independent assessor.
FAQ: Who issues the clearance certificate?: The certificate must be issued by an independent licensed asbestos assessor — not the removal contractor. This is a legal requirement under NSW work health and safety legislation.

Mould

What it is: An inspection of visible mould, moisture indicators and affected areas to help identify likely contributing conditions.
When it may be required: When mould is visible, musty odours persist, moisture damage is present or you need advice before remediation.
What the process involves: We assess affected areas, identify visible signs and moisture concerns, and outline practical next steps.
What you can expect: Clear findings and a practical recommendation for managing the affected area.
Relevant safety information: Mould can be associated with moisture issues. Avoid disturbing extensive growth until the area has been assessed.
FAQ: Will mould return after cleaning?: It can return if the underlying moisture source is not addressed. Inspection helps identify the next steps.

Mould

What it is: Professional remediation of mould-affected areas using appropriate containment, cleaning and removal methods.
When it may be required: When mould growth is extensive, recurring, linked to water damage or unsuitable for routine cleaning.
What the process involves: We assess the affected area, establish controls where needed, remove or clean affected materials and advise on moisture management.
What you can expect: A clear scope of work, professional site care and practical guidance for reducing recurrence.
Relevant safety information: The moisture source should be addressed alongside remediation. Avoid dry brushing or disturbing extensive mould growth.
FAQ: Do you fix the source of moisture?: We can identify visible moisture concerns and advise on next steps. Repairs may require a relevant trade specialist.

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