THE MAIN TYPES OF ASBESTOS REMOVAL ROOFING SERVICES
Fibre cement sheeting was a very popular roofing material for a long time in Sydney and all over Australia until it was discovered that it can kill you. Â For this reason, you really need responsible professionals to remove and dispose of it correctly.
This should give you a brief idea of what is required when handling an asbestos roof removal: Initial inspection of roof provides the data needed to apply to remove your roof. Application is made to WorkCover for the  removal of your asbestos roof. Once the notification is approved, we then notify all relevant parties in writing of the date that we will be removing asbestos in their area. We prepare Asbestos Removal Control Plans and Safe Work Method Statements to ensure that all OH&S requirements are met for the safe removal of asbestos. On the day of the removal, no one can be on the property. Our team arrives, along with the asbestos bins/trucks for removal and their first job is to put up all the warning signage, barriers and temporary fencing. Next they get kitted up and get to work. The asbestos material is sprayed down with a PVA/Water solution to stop any loose fibres. Asbestos sheeting, etc. once removed must be double-wrapped in 200mu black plastic or placed in bins/trucks lined with these sheeting. Once all of the asbestos has been removed, all frame work is wet wiped to ensure no particles remain. An inspection of the site is then done by a qualified Inspector and once the Clearance Certificate has been granted, we can then go ahead and get the asbestos waste transported to an approved facility (and this is tracked by GPS), and get on with replacing your roof with Colorbond or Zincalume roofing.