Safe, fully compliant removal of asbestos Artex ceilings and textured coatings across Berkshire, Surrey & Hampshire. From £40 + VAT per m².
Our UKATA-trained team seals off the room, takes the ceiling down under controlled conditions and double-bags all waste for disposal at an approved facility. Prices start from £40 + VAT per m² for plasterboard ceilings and £75 + VAT per m² for lath and plaster, based on a full house of Artex, with a hazardous waste consignment note for your records. Read our Artex ceiling removal cost guide for more detail.
Textured coatings were used on ceilings and walls throughout the 1970s and 80s. We can remove any or all of the following in one visit, and leave the room clean and ready for your next trade.
Swirled, stippled and patterned Artex ceilings removed safely, with the room sealed off and all waste double-bagged.
Artex and textured coatings on walls, stairwells and chimney breasts, removed at the same time as your ceilings.
The most common ceiling in homes from the 1960s onwards. It comes down in large pieces, keeping the job quicker and more affordable.
Found in older, often pre-war properties. Heavier work that creates more waste, so we plan the job carefully and protect the rest of your home.
Older ceiling tiles and boards can contain asbestos. We remove them carefully, keeping breakage and dust to a minimum.
All waste double-bagged, sealed and taken away by us as a registered waste carrier, followed by a thorough clean of the work area.
Most Artex jobs are priced from photos and room sizes, and many single rooms are completed in a day.
Tell us which rooms have Artex and whether you plan to renovate. We will advise on the safest option, including testing if you are not sure.
Send photos of the ceilings and rough room sizes on WhatsApp. Let us know if you think they are plasterboard or lath and plaster.
Receive a fixed, no-obligation price per m² with no hidden extras, and a date that suits you.
We seal the room, dampen and remove the ceiling under controlled conditions, double-bag the waste and clean up thoroughly, with a consignment note provided.
Artex in good condition is generally low risk if it is left alone. The danger comes when it is sanded, scraped, drilled or steamed, which can release fibres into the air. You cannot tell if Artex contains asbestos by looking at it, so if you are unsure, our asbestos testing service can confirm it. Please do not try to remove it yourself: it needs to be dampened, removed under controlled conditions and disposed of correctly. Once it is gone, we can fit new plasterboard ceilings and plastering through our reinstating service.
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