
Planning a Summer Extension? Why an Asbestos Survey Should Come First
Why refurbishment and demolition asbestos surveys are important before starting a garage conversion, loft conversion or home extension.

Why refurbishment and demolition asbestos surveys are important before starting a garage conversion, loft conversion or home extension.

Worried your garage or shed roof contains asbestos? Learn the risks of DIY removal, what safe asbestos removal involves, and why professional help is best.

Can you scrape Artex from ceilings or walls? Learn when it works, where it fails, and why full asbestos removal is often the safer, smarter choice

Asbestos was once used extensively in homes across the UK. Avoid the health risks with our list of high risk areas where asbestos is commonly found in the home.

The history & impact of asbestos in Liverpool. We look into the long lasting legacy of Asbestos in Liverpool & Merseyside. Fibre Safe Blog.

Do you need an asbestos survey to sell your home, house or flat? We identify if you need one, legal implications & how asbestos can impact a sale or purchase.

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral widely used in building materials from the 1950s to the 1980s. It was favoured because of its insulating and fire-resistant properties, but later it was found to be carcinogenic.

The overall importance of asbestos surveys cannot be overstated, and before you commence any building work that has the potential of disturbing asbestos, a survey that specialises in asbestos must be carried out.

An enormous amount of asbestos was used in the UK construction industry pre-1999. This means that there is a very real possibility of coming across asbestos in any home built before this time; in fact, contrasting figures recently showed that between 50-70% of homes in Britain contain some form of asbestos.

An enormous amount of asbestos was used in the UK construction industry pre-1999. This means that there is a very real possibility of coming across asbestos in any home built before this time; in fact, contrasting figures recently showed that between 50-70% of homes in Britain contain some form of asbestos.
