Asbestos removal in Suffolk

We cover the whole of Suffolk, from Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds to Lowestoft and the villages in between.

Our services include the removal of garage and shed roofs, Artex, floor tiles and water tanks, and the collection of asbestos that has already been removed. Asbestos testing is available to identify a material before any work begins.

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  • Over 12 years’ experience
  • Fully insured
  • HSE compliant
  • Environment Agency registered waste carrier
  • Same or next day service

Services in Suffolk

The same services are available throughout the county.

  • Garage and shed roofs and, where required, the full structure
  • Collection and disposal of sheets, panels, tanks and pipes that have already been removed
  • Artex ceilings and walls, and old floor tiles with their bitumen adhesive
  • Storage heaters, flue pipes and water tanks
  • Testing: we take a sample and send it to a UKAS-accredited lab

What Suffolk’s councils say about asbestos

A single county-wide arrangement covers every district.

Recycling centres
Suffolk Recycling states that asbestos is not accepted at any of its recycling centres.
Collection
Suffolk County Council runs a booked collection through its contractor, Biffa. The service accepts cement-bonded asbestos only.
Size of load
Each collection takes up to 50kg, which must come from your own home. Collections over 50kg may be charged as additional collections. Fibrous asbestos is not collected.
Booking
A completed booking form and payment are required in advance, and a charge applies. Two timescales are offered.
District councils
East Suffolk and West Suffolk both refer residents to Biffa, and bookings are not made through the district council.

How a job in Suffolk works

  • 01

    Send a photo

    Send a photo and your postcode on WhatsApp, or call 07708 761540.

  • 02

    Get a free quote

    Every quote is free and without obligation, and can often be given over the phone or on site.

  • 03

    Pick a day

    Booked to a day that suits you.

  • 04

    Removal and disposal

    The material is taken to an approved waste transfer site, and you receive the consignment note.

Suffolk questions

Can I take asbestos to a Suffolk recycling centre?

No. Suffolk Recycling lists asbestos among the materials its centres do not accept. The county offers a booked collection instead.

Does Suffolk County Council collect asbestos?

Yes. The council collects cement-bonded asbestos, up to 50kg per collection, through its contractor, Biffa. The collection must be booked and paid for in advance, and every sheet must be wrapped and labelled before Biffa will take it. We handle larger loads and roofs that are still in place.

Do I book through East Suffolk or West Suffolk Council?

Neither. East Suffolk states that residents do not need to contact the district council, and West Suffolk also refers residents to Biffa.

Which towns in Suffolk do you cover?

We cover the whole county, including Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds and Lowestoft. Rural addresses are included, and a postcode allows us to confirm the earliest available date.

Free quotes across Suffolk

Suffolk enquiries are welcome by phone, through the quote form or on WhatsApp. Every quote is free.

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Free, no-obligation quotes. Enquiries are answered 7am to 7pm, seven days a week.

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