Asbestos-cement sheds and outbuildings should be taken apart panel by panel, not demolished. The corrugated and flat sheets used in garden sheds, lean-tos, bike stores, and small outbuildings from the 1950s to the 1980s are brittle. A sheet that snaps releases airborne fibres. The safe approach is to unfasten each panel and lower it whole, which is how we handle every job.
This page covers sheds and smaller outbuildings. If you need a whole garage removed, or just the garage roof, those are separate pages.
Asbestos-cement sheds are non-licensed work, which we carry out in-house. If the survey finds sprayed coatings, pipe lagging, or AIB inside the structure, see the licensable work referral page.
We visit, confirm the material, assess the structure, and provide a fixed quote for the full job.
Barrier tape, PPE, and a sealed waste area are in place before any panel is touched.
Roof first, then walls. Each panel is unfastened and lowered intact, then double-wrapped on the spot.
The base is swept, debris removed, and the site left clean. Waste transfer note provided.
Every panel comes off whole. We do not smash sheets to fit a skip — that is how fibres are released.
We clear the base and remove all debris. You get a clean, usable garden space, not a pile of wrapped panels.
£10m public liability. UKATA-trained operatives. UKAS-accredited laboratory analysis. CAR 2012 compliant.
Free survey, transparent quote, no obligation. We cover all of London.