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Why Choose EMS for Asbestos Removal Across the UK?

According to HSG227, asbestos removal, whether licensed or unlicensed, should be conducted by a “suitable contractor”. This is to ensure that the removal is carried out safely, in accordance with relevant legislation and guidance and in a way that does not risk workers or the public being exposed to asbestos fibres.

EMS Asbestos is an experienced asbestos removal company, offering a range of services including expert asbestos waste removal. We can assist with both licensed and unlicensed removals and provide project management, help with service procurement, tendering, remedial works and writing of specifications.

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Asbestos Removal Nationwide

EMS Asbestos can facilitate licensed and unlicensed asbestos removal in Worcester and throughout the UK. We can tackle a range of materials, from asbestos waste removal at domestic properties to larger commercial & industrial projects or demolitions.

We provide bespoke asbestos removal quotes and scalable services to suit any requirement.

What is Asbestos Removal?

Any property, commercial, industrial or domestic, built before 2000 could include asbestos containing materials (ACMs). If they are disturbed, ACMs can release hazardous fibres into the air. To prevent this, ACMs are usually required to be removed prior to demolition or refurbishment work in the vicinity of the ACMs. They must then also be disposed of safely at specified facilities. This requires specialist methods and PPE and must be conducted by a competent contractor.

Asbestos Removal, Surveys and Management

EMS Asbestos has more than two decades of experience as a national asbestos consultancy. We deliver complete solutions, including everything from asbestos surveys to asbestos removal as well as remediation services.

We ensure complete compliance with legal guidance and legislation, with safe removal and disposal through expert operatives.

Why choose EMS Asbestos for Removal?

Since 2003, EMS Asbestos has been helping businesses across the UK with licensed and unlicensed asbestos removal services. We operate in accordance with the latest UK legislation and guidance, and employ teams of highly trained and qualified operatives.

As well as safe removal and disposal, we can also help with asbestos project management, ensuring everything runs smoothly and in line with legislative requirements.

Asbestos Removal Case Studies

See our case studies to understand why we are a leading asbestos removal specialist in the UK. We can facilitate both licensed and unlicensed removal in a range of settings.

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FAQs about Asbestos Removal

How do I get an asbestos removal quote?
To get an asbestos removal quote, all you need to do is reach out to our friendly team. You can call us on , email us at or.
We will ask for specific information about your project, but the more details you can provide in your initial enquiry, the better.
How soon can you remove asbestos?
How soon we can carry out your asbestos removal will depend on the specifics of your site and the materials to be removed. The best way to get an accurate timeframe is to.
How do I pay for asbestos removal?
We accept a range of payment methods and can discuss your preferred form of payment during the quotation process. To learn more, just call us now on .
Where do you offer asbestos removal?
EMS Asbestos offers asbestos removal in Worcester and across the UK. We have offices in Hereford, Worcester, Cardiff and London, giving us national reach. Wherever you are based in the UK, we can help.
What is asbestos and why does it need removing?
Asbestos is a natural mineral made up of very fine fibres. When these fibres are disturbed, they can become airborne and be inhaled by people nearby. The fibres can attach themselves to the inside of the lungs and cause irritation over time, leading to the development of potentially life-threatening conditions such as asbestosis and mesothelioma.
Asbestos was incorporated into building materials prior to 2000, when it was banned in the UK. Because of the hazard it presents, asbestos is usually required to be removed from properties before demolition or refurbishment work.