Asbestos Removal in Cheam

Set in the London Borough of Sutton, Cheam has a good number of listed buildings, among them Lumley Chapel and the 16th-century Whitehall, a timber-framed house. Built around 1500 from wattle and daub as a yeoman farmer's home, it has been much extended over the years, its external weatherboard dating from the 18th century, and a medieval well in its garden once served an earlier building on the site.

It is also an area our team works in regularly. Asbestos was used widely until the 1970s and is now a recognised health hazard, its use illegal in many countries, with the inhalation of its fibres linked to serious lung conditions including asbestosis and cancer. Whether you suspect an older building contains it or you simply want to arrange removal, we offer excellent value for genuinely professional work.

We look after commercial and residential clients throughout Cheam, taking on concrete garages, sheds, roofs and ceilings. Our fully qualified, experienced P402 accredited surveyors handle the testing, working alongside operatives trained to remove the material.

We also carry out demolitions and building strip-outs across the area, recycling all reusable material and, as project management specialists, never passing the work to subcontractors. Everything we do complies fully with environmental and health and safety rules. To talk it through, get in touch with our team today, or request a quote online.