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Asbestos-containing roof sheets — Asbestos removal specialist
Provide existing reports and photographs taken from a safe location, without climbing onto the roof or disturbing sheets. Explain whether the aim is assessment, planned replacement or addressing reported damage, and identify the building use beneath the roof.
Service scope
Assessment and specialist work concerning suspected or identified asbestos-containing roof sheets, coordinated with roof access and any replacement-roof project. The material hazard and the risk of a fragile roof are distinct issues requiring suitable planning.
What is normally included
- Existing roof-material evidence review
- Specialist asbestos-work coordination
- Interface planning with replacement-roof contractors
What is not included
- Customer roof access for inspection
- Automatic supply of a replacement roof
Typical tasks
- Review available roof-material records
- Define the specialist roof-work scope
- Coordinate safe access and occupancy planning
- Allocate asbestos and replacement-roof responsibilities
- Agree completion and weather-protection handover
What to include in your brief
- Existing material reports
- Safe roof photographs
- Building use
- Approximate roof layout from records
- Replacement or repair objective
Choosing the right professional
Ask who addresses both asbestos competence and roof-access planning. Compare removal and replacement responsibilities explicitly; an asbestos-work price should not be mistaken for the cost of a completed new roof.
Important considerations
- Roof sheets may be fragile even when they look intact
- Material removal can expose the building to weather
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