Complete Asbestos Surveys were instructed to carry out the full removal and disposal of an asbestos-containing garage at a domestic property in Bradford. The client had recently purchased the property and wanted to redevelop the area by constructing a new summer house within the garden. The existing garage was constructed using asbestos cement roof sheets and wall panels fixed to a timber frame. Before any redevelopment works could begin, the asbestos-containing structure needed to be safely dismantled, removed and disposed of in accordance with current asbestos regulations.

Case Study Overview

Provided
Non-Licensed Asbestos Garage Removal
Client
Residential Property Owner
Location
Bradford
Year
2023
Duration
1 Day
Cost
£1,000
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The Client's Challenge

Following the purchase of their property, the client from Bradford wanted to improve the rear garden and replace an ageing garage with a new summer house. However, the garage had been constructed using asbestos cement materials to both the roof and walls, presenting a potential health risk if disturbed during demolition works.

The client required a contractor who could safely remove the entire structure, dispose of all asbestos waste correctly and ensure the site was left ready for the next stage of redevelopment. As with many domestic projects, the client also wanted the works completed quickly to avoid delaying their planned garden improvements.

Our Approach

Before any removal works commenced, we carried out a detailed assessment of the garage structure and developed a safe removal plan. The garage consisted of asbestos cement roof sheets, asbestos cement wall panels, a timber frame and a metal garage door.

The removal process began with the careful dismantling of the garage door to allow safe access to the structure. The asbestos cement roof sheets were then removed intact by cutting the fixing bolts and lifting each sheet individually to minimise fibre release. The wall panels were dismantled in sections using the same controlled approach, ensuring all asbestos materials remained intact throughout the process.

Once removed, all asbestos waste was carefully loaded into a dedicated hazardous waste vehicle and transported to a licensed waste transfer facility. Waste consignment documentation was provided to the client confirming the legal disposal of all asbestos-containing materials.

Pre-Confirmed ACMs

Samples Taken

60m²

Area Surveyed

£1,000

Cost

1 Day

Project Duration

Positive Outcome

The asbestos garage was successfully removed in its entirety, allowing the client to move forward with their planned garden redevelopment project without delay. All asbestos-containing materials were safely removed, transported and disposed of in full compliance with current regulations, eliminating the asbestos risk from the property.

With the site cleared and left ready for redevelopment, the client was able to begin preparations for the construction of their new summer house with complete confidence. The project was completed safely, efficiently and with minimal disruption to the surrounding property.