Abastra - Registered Address: Priestley House, Priestley Gardens, Chadwell Health, Essex RM6 4SN: - Registration No 2335679
Established 1985
Our services to the home owner:
What Householders Need To Know
The following gives advice on what to do if asbestos is found in the home which householders think may be harmful to their health. It is not aimed at businesses who have additional duties and responsibilities under health and safety legislation.
Health Issues - What Are The Risks?
Asbestos containing materials are safe and will not harm you as long as they are intact and have not been damaged or tampered with in any way. If the asbestos has been damaged or work has been carried out on it, then asbestos dust fibres may have been produced. It is these fibres that may cause health problems such as cancer, if inhaled.
Removal And Disposal Of Asbestos
Asbestos materials must be removed and disposed of in the correct manner. Do not attempt to remove asbestos lagging, spray coatings or large areas of Insulation board by yourself as these materials can only be safely removed by a licensed contractor.The easiest and safest way to do this is to use Abastra a licensed contractor.
Although you may not need a licence to carry out a particular job, you still need to comply with the rest of the requirements of the Asbestos Regulations 2006.
Common Locations of asbestos:
* Asbestos cement on garage or shed roofs.
* Asbestos cement shed and garage wall panels.
* Asbestos cement drain pipes.
* Asbestos cement or Insulation board soffit, infill panels
and partitions.
* Asbestos cement on the side of bath panels.
Tel: 0845 555 4455