If you have an old garage (either corrugated steel, asbestos or concrete) that needs removing before your new, high quality concrete garage is delivered, we can help.

We offer a professional, courteous pre-booked service, with more than 30 years’ experience in the industry.



Our operatives are fully trained Asbestos workers and demolition operatives, and are fully licensed to remove all types of waste. They wear all of the required RPE/PPE (Respiratory/Personal Protective Equipment). We are registered with the Environment Agency and you can view our detail on the Public Register.

We offer total site clearance of all types of garages, sheds, structures and outbuildings and you don't have to buy a new garage from us in order to obtain a competitive quotation.

We can also arrange for the removal of rubbish, other garden debris, overhanging trees, etc, either to enable further works, or to allow the project to proceed. Fencing and gates can also be made good or replaced as required by the project.

If our pricing structure does not suit, do please email us a photo and description or call us on FREEPHONE 0800 318 359 where a specialist team member will be waiting to take your call during office hours.

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Asbestos Garages Removal Or Corrugated Asbestos Roofing Sheets

There is a common misconception that only a licensed removal agency or local authority can remove your tired asbestos garage.

If you have contemplated the replacement of your present prefabricated garage then it is very likely that this building contains asbestos cement or Chrysotile (‘white asbestos’). Asbestos cement normally contains from about 5% of white asbestos by weight.

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral which was used within the concrete garage sector up until the late 1980s. Modern concrete garages no longer contain asbestos within their roof structure preferring to use reinforced cement fibre. Neither material can be identified by any markings and only chemical analysis will prove that asbestos is present.

The mere presence of asbestos does not necessarily create a health risk and the removal of asbestos cement sheets is not governed by any regulatory body although it is strongly recommended that you/your appointed contractors adheres to safe working methods.

• Thoroughly douse the material before starting work. You are advised to introduce a suitable wetting agent such as washing-up liquid, into the water before saturation.
• Operatives are recommended to wear RPE/PPE (Respiratory/Personal Protective Equipment) to protect from inhalation of dust particles.
• Avoid breaking asbestos panels unnecessarily but if this is necessary continue to wet down the area that you are working.

You may also read about our modern fibre-cement roofing panels here.