Asbestos Demolition

The cost of asbestos demolition depends on several factors, including the size of the property, the amount of asbestos present, the type of materials involved, and the complexity of the demolition. Each project is unique, so the price can vary.

At Adios Asbestos, we offer competitive pricing and will provide you with a free, no-obligation quote after an initial site inspection. This ensures we understand the full scope of work required, allowing us to give you an accurate estimate. We will never charge hidden fees and will work with you to create a solution that fits within your budget.

We encourage property owners to reach out early, as identifying and removing asbestos is a crucial step in ensuring the safety of any renovation or demolition project.

The time it takes to complete an asbestos demolition project can vary based on a number of factors, such as:

• The size and complexity of the building.
• The amount of asbestos material that needs to be removed.
• The specific requirements for safety and containment.
• Weather conditions (for outdoor demolitions).

For a typical residential asbestos removal and demolition project, the process can take anywhere from a few days to a week. However, larger commercial or industrial sites may require more time.

At Adios Asbestos, we prioritise efficiency without compromising safety. During the initial assessment, we will provide you with a detailed timeline for your project, so you know what to expect. Our team works diligently to minimize disruption and complete the job as quickly as possible, while maintaining the highest safety standards.

Yes, asbestos demolition can be completely safe when handled by licensed professionals. At Adios Asbestos, our team is highly trained and fully certified to manage asbestos removal and demolition. We follow strict Australian safety regulations and use specialized equipment, including negative air pressure systems, HEPA vacuums, and personal protective equipment (PPE), to ensure the work is done safely.

Asbestos is only dangerous when its fibres are disturbed and inhaled, which is why the demolition process must be performed with careful planning and proper containment. Our team takes every precaution to prevent asbestos fibres from becoming airborne and poses no risk to the health of the workers or the surrounding community.

If you attempt to remove or demolish asbestos-containing materials without the proper training or safety measures, it can result in dangerous exposure. That’s why it’s important to rely on certified asbestos removal experts like Adios Asbestos to ensure safety at every stage of the project.

After the asbestos-containing materials have been safely removed from your property, they must be handled, transported, and disposed of following strict regulatory guidelines. At Adios Asbestos, we ensure that all asbestos waste is disposed of safely and responsibly.

Here’s how we manage asbestos waste:

1. Bagging and Sealing: All asbestos materials are carefully bagged and sealed in asbestos-specific containers to prevent the release of fibres during transport.
2. Licensed Disposal Facilities: We transport the asbestos waste to a licensed asbestos disposal facility that is authorized to handle and process hazardous materials. These facilities are equipped to safely store and dispose of asbestos waste in compliance with Australian environmental regulations.
3. Record Keeping: We maintain thorough documentation of the waste disposal process, including waste tracking and disposal certificates, ensuring full transparency and compliance with safety regulations.

Rest assured, at Adios Asbestos, we take every measure to ensure that asbestos waste is disposed of in a way that poses no risk to the environment or public health.

Yes, we provide certification following the completion of asbestos demolition. Once all asbestos-containing materials have been removed and the site has been thoroughly cleaned and decontaminated, we conduct a final inspection to ensure the property is completely free of asbestos.

After the inspection, we issue an Asbestos Clearance Certificate to confirm that the demolition was carried out in full compliance with Australian asbestos removal regulations and that your property is now safe for use. This certificate is often required for:

• Real estate transactions: When buying or selling property, an asbestos clearance certificate provides peace of mind to potential buyers.
• Insurance purposes: Insurance companies often require confirmation that asbestos has been safely removed from the property.
• Further construction or renovation: If additional work is to be done on the site, this certificate proves that the area is safe for future use.

The Asbestos Clearance Certificate provides the final assurance that your property is asbestos-free and ready for use, whether for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes.