Asbestos Ceilings & Ceiling Tile Removal Cost Guide for 2026
Discover the costs and factors affecting asbestos ceiling and tile removal, as well as the risks involved and the importance of hiring a licensed professional for safe removal.
Asbestos Guides & Information
Find out more about asbestos related issues, tips and advice
What are the legal duties of schools that contain asbestos?
A large proportion of school buildings in the UK date from before the year 2000, which means that many of these structures continue to contain asbestos. But what are the legal duties that now apply in relation to the management of asbestos in schools?
What is WAC Testing?
Waste Acceptance Criteria (WAC) decides the safest place to dispose of certain types of waste. WAC began as part of the UK government’s effort to lower the dependency on landfills while minimising the impact landfills make on both the environment and people’s health. Find out what WAC testing is and why it is needed.
What are the risks of asbestos-contaminated land?
The term “asbestos-contaminated land” refers to the phenomenon of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) being present in the ground in some form. This contamination from this hazardous subsctance can take a range of forms. Find out what the risks are of asbestos-contaminated land.
Who’s responsible for managing asbestos in schools?
When asbestos is present in a school building, there is a need to manage that asbestos in accordance with the latest asbestos regulations in the UK. But who is responsible for asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) on school premises? We answer key questions on this subject.
Asbestos in School CLASP Buildings: What You Need to Know
After World War II, Britain was faced with a country that had undergone bombings and desperately needed to be rebuilt. With the economy drained and funding difficult to come by, the population was also growing. It was of critical importance that public sector...
Who’s at risk from asbestos in schools?
Asbestos in schools is a serious health risk, with exposure potentially leading to lung cancer and other diseases. This article explains who is at risk and what steps schools can take to ensure they are protecting their staff and students.