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  • Walker & Son (Hauliers) Ltd
    4.6
    Ollerton Road, Tuxford, NG22 0PQ, GB

    Walker and Son (Hauliers) Ltd Walker and Son Hauliers is a privately owned company established in 1954. We specialize in UK and European Haulage, Logistics, Distribution Services, Warehousing/Property Development, Crane Hire and Machinery Removal and Installation. We are centrally-based in the UK with our main depot located at Tuxford just minutes from the A1 in Nottinghamshire; we also operate a second depot at Sutton-In-Ashfield just minutes from the M1. Our specialist in-house expertise and equipment within machinery removal and installation, crane hire, transport, logistics and storage enables us to provide a full turn-key operation from collection, storage, delivery and installation of goods. This is what makes our service quicker and cheaper for the customer. Haulage Crane Hire Warehousing Machinery Removals

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  • E P Industries Ltd
    3.2
    Pye Bridge Ind Est, Main Road, Pye Bridge Ind Est | Main Road | Pye Bridge, Alfreton, DE55 4NX, GB

    EP Industries: Your Trusted Partner for Rail & Construction Plant EP Industries is a leading provider of services and products to the rail, construction, recycling, and mining industries. Established in 1988 by Eddie Pilsworth, we've built a strong reputation for quality workmanship, personalized service, and quick response times. Our dedicated team has years of experience maintaining mobile plant, from single machines to large fleet operations, ensuring we can meet your needs, both nationally and internationally. Our expertise extends beyond traditional services. We've gained valuable experience operating mobile equipment in open pit, coal mining, quarrying, and other extractive industries, allowing us to offer a unique perspective and tailored solutions to mobile plant users. At EP Industries, we prioritize building long-term relationships with our customers, ensuring our services are always aligned with your specific requirements.

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  • Dean O'Neill Grab and JCB Hire - Nottingham & Mansfield
    5
    Mansfield, GB

    About Us My company name is Dean O’Neil Grab and JCB Hire Ltd. I cover Nottingham, Derby and Leicestershire areas to provide the best possible service to my customers and clients. My business is operated to serve both residential and commercial contracts in the above mentioned East Midlands. Dean O’Neill Started working with his Dad many years ago when he was just 14. He worked his way up his fathers company by working in land scaping, fencing and patio and paving. Working hard and learning the ropes for the next 10 years Dean had learded all the main aspects of his Dads company. In this time Dean had moved on to pricing and quoting as well as completing the work as his Dad slowed down a little. Dean decided to widen his skills and went down the academic route at Basford Hall College to qualify in Brick laying and plastering to NVQ level 3. Moving on he trained further and now works as a qualified JCB driver with his CITB licence. He also oporates a 360egree machine above 5 tonne. Dean and his family have working links to Nottingham for over 80 years through Mapperley Landscapes and O’Neill tippers.

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  • S P G Construction Ltd
    4.6
    Mansfield, GB

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  • GEMTREE CONSTRUCTION
    1
    Mansfield, GB

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  • Ma
    5
    Mansfield, GB

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Frequently Asked Questions about Asbestos Removal

Find answers to common questions about asbestos removal and abatement to help you make informed decisions for your project in the UK.

What is the process for asbestos removal?

Professional asbestos removal typically involves these steps:
  1. Inspection and Assessment: A qualified inspector identifies and assesses the asbestos-containing materials.
  2. Containment: The work area is sealed off with plastic sheeting and negative air pressure is established to prevent fiber release.
  3. Removal: Licensed professionals wearing protective gear carefully remove the asbestos-containing materials.
  4. Disposal: The removed asbestos is sealed in leak-proof containers and transported to a designated disposal facility.
  5. Air Monitoring and Clearance Testing: Air samples are collected and analyzed to ensure no asbestos fibers remain airborne.
  6. Restoration: After clearance testing, the work area is cleaned and restored to its original condition.
  7. The exact process may vary depending on the specific asbestos removal method and local regulations.

What are some common places where asbestos can be found in a building?

Asbestos was widely used in various building materials, and can be found in many areas of older structures, including:
  • Insulation:
  • Flooring tiles and adhesives:
  • Roofing materials:
  • Textured paints and coatings:
  • Ceiling tiles:
  • Pipe wrap and insulation:
  • Fireproofing materials:
  • Siding:
It's important to note that asbestos is typically only harmful when its fibers are released into the air, which can occur if these materials are damaged or disturbed.

How do I dispose of asbestos-containing materials?

Asbestos-containing materials must be disposed of safely and in compliance with regulations. Licensed asbestos removal professionals handle asbestos disposal by following these steps:
  • Packaging: Asbestos waste is double-bagged in heavy-duty plastic bags and sealed with asbestos warning labels.
  • Transportation: The sealed bags are transported in covered vehicles to a designated asbestos disposal facility.
  • Disposal: The asbestos waste is disposed of in a controlled and secure landfill according to local regulations.
Never attempt to dispose of asbestos yourself, as this can lead to environmental contamination and significant penalties.

What is the difference between friable and non-friable asbestos?

Friable asbestos refers to asbestos-containing materials that can be easily crumbled or pulverized by hand pressure, releasing asbestos fibers into the air. Non-friable asbestos is in a solid form and cannot be easily crumbled. It's less likely to release fibers unless damaged or disturbed. Friable asbestos poses a significantly higher risk of exposure and requires more stringent precautions during removal.

What is the process for asbestos removal?

Professional asbestos removal typically involves these steps:
  1. Inspection and Assessment: A qualified inspector identifies and assesses the asbestos-containing materials.
  2. Containment: The work area is sealed off with plastic sheeting and negative air pressure is established to prevent fiber release.
  3. Removal: Licensed professionals wearing protective gear carefully remove the asbestos-containing materials.
  4. Disposal: The removed asbestos is sealed in leak-proof containers and transported to a designated disposal facility.
  5. Air Monitoring and Clearance Testing: Air samples are collected and analyzed to ensure no asbestos fibers remain airborne.
  6. Restoration: After clearance testing, the work area is cleaned and restored to its original condition.
  7. The exact process may vary depending on the specific asbestos removal method and local regulations.

What are some common places where asbestos can be found in a building?

Asbestos was widely used in various building materials, and can be found in many areas of older structures, including:
  • Insulation:
  • Flooring tiles and adhesives:
  • Roofing materials:
  • Textured paints and coatings:
  • Ceiling tiles:
  • Pipe wrap and insulation:
  • Fireproofing materials:
  • Siding:
It's important to note that asbestos is typically only harmful when its fibers are released into the air, which can occur if these materials are damaged or disturbed.

How do I dispose of asbestos-containing materials?

Asbestos-containing materials must be disposed of safely and in compliance with regulations. Licensed asbestos removal professionals handle asbestos disposal by following these steps:
  • Packaging: Asbestos waste is double-bagged in heavy-duty plastic bags and sealed with asbestos warning labels.
  • Transportation: The sealed bags are transported in covered vehicles to a designated asbestos disposal facility.
  • Disposal: The asbestos waste is disposed of in a controlled and secure landfill according to local regulations.
Never attempt to dispose of asbestos yourself, as this can lead to environmental contamination and significant penalties.

What is the difference between friable and non-friable asbestos?

Friable asbestos refers to asbestos-containing materials that can be easily crumbled or pulverized by hand pressure, releasing asbestos fibers into the air. Non-friable asbestos is in a solid form and cannot be easily crumbled. It's less likely to release fibers unless damaged or disturbed. Friable asbestos poses a significantly higher risk of exposure and requires more stringent precautions during removal.