Done right.
Documented. Gone for good.
Found asbestos? You're not alone. Most homes built in Sydney before 1990 contain bonded asbestos somewhere. The good news is bonded asbestos, when handled by a licensed crew, is straightforward to remove safely. We do it every week.
ANA Demolition is fully licensed to remove and dispose of bonded asbestos sheeting in accordance with WHS Regulations 2011 and NSW EPA standards. We bring full PPE, decontamination procedures, sealed transport and approved disposal sites. The job's documented end to end so you have proof everything was done right.
CLASS B CREW / FULL PPE
Where asbestos shows up
- Roof sheeting and ridge capping
- Eaves and soffit linings
- External and internal wall sheeting
- Bathroom, kitchen and laundry wet area linings
- Vinyl floor tiles and tile backings
- Fences and outdoor sheds
- Garage roofs and walls
- Pipe lagging and old electrical fittings
CORRUGATED ROOF SHEETING / BLACKTOWN
Two types of asbestos license
It is important to choose an asbestos removal company with the right licensing for the job:
Class A
Permits the contractor to remove friable asbestos, which is the most dangerous type. Friable asbestos is dry and crumbly and releases fibres easily.
Class B
Allows for the removal of bonded asbestos only, which is more common in domestic settings. Bonded asbestos is mixed with cement and stays solid unless cut, drilled or broken. The ANA Demolition team is fully licensed for Class B removal.
Our process
- Site assessment and asbestos identification
- Neighbour notification before work starts
- Site isolation, plastic sheeting, signage
- Removal under full PPE and decontamination protocols
- Sealed double-wrapped transport in licensed vehicles
- Disposal at an EPA-approved facility
- NATA accredited air monitoring and clearance certification
Soil and contaminated material
Sometimes asbestos has been disturbed and ended up in the soil. We're equipped to handle asbestos-contaminated soil too, with testing, controlled excavation and disposal. See our Site Remediation page for more.