Safe, fully compliant removal of asbestos cement water tanks and flue pipes across Berkshire, Surrey & Hampshire. Free, fixed quotes.
Our UKATA-trained team carefully dismantles the tank or flue, wraps or double-bags every piece and takes it away for disposal at an approved facility, usually in a single visit. We work carefully in lofts, cupboards and tight spaces to protect the rest of your home, and you receive a hazardous waste consignment note for your records. Send us photos for a free, fixed quote.
Asbestos cement was widely used for water tanks, flues and bathroom fittings before 2000. We can remove any or all of the following in one visit.
Grey asbestos cement cold water tanks and lids in lofts, carefully broken down and bagged so they can be taken out through the loft hatch.
Asbestos cement flues from old boilers, gas fires and warm air heaters, removed from inside the property and through the roof where needed.
Older high-level and low-level toilet cisterns made from asbestos cement or bitumen, removed safely and bagged for disposal.
Asbestos rope seals, gaskets and short sections of pipe insulation around old boilers and heating systems.
We work safely in lofts, airing cupboards and boiler cupboards, protecting the rest of your home with sheeting before we start.
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 water tank and flue jobs are priced from photos and completed in a single visit.
Tell us what you need removed and where it is. We will advise on the safest option, including testing if you are not sure it is asbestos.
Send photos of the tank or flue and the access to it on WhatsApp. We will let you know if the tank needs draining or the water isolating first.
Receive a fixed, no-obligation price with no hidden extras, and a date that suits you.
We protect the area, dampen and dismantle the tank or flue carefully, double-bag the waste and clean up thoroughly, with a consignment note provided.
Asbestos cement tanks and flues in good condition are generally low risk if they are left alone. The danger comes when they are cut, drilled, smashed or broken up to get them out of a loft, which can release fibres. You cannot always tell if a tank or flue 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, dismantled carefully and disposed of correctly. Once it is gone, we can fit a replacement water tank and pipework through our reinstating service.
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