Asbestos removal in Sussex

Asbestos removal across East Sussex, West Sussex and Brighton & Hove. Sussex is split between three councils: East Sussex County Council, West Sussex County Council and Brighton & Hove City Council, and each sets its own rules for asbestos at the tip.

Sussex quotes are free and come with no obligation, and a photo of the material is often enough to prepare one.

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Sussex council tip rules

East Sussex

Bonded asbestos is accepted at four recycling sites only: Eastbourne, Hastings, Heathfield and Newhaven. The council asks for a booked time slot, applies a charge and caps how much a household can bring each month. It must be double bagged and sealed, or wrapped in plastic and sealed. Asbestos water tanks are not accepted.

West Sussex

Only cement-bonded asbestos is accepted at the council's recycling centres, and only at Burgess Hill, Chichester, Crawley and Worthing. The limit is 200kg, and the asbestos must be double wrapped or bagged in clear polythene and sealed with tape.

Brighton & Hove

The city council accepts bonded asbestos at its Hove recycling site but not at the Brighton site. A bag limit applies, the bags must be wrapped twice, and two pieces of ID are required. Full details are on the Brighton & Hove page.

Larger jobs

All three councils limit what a household can bring. For a complete roof or garage, we carry out the removal and collect the material for disposal.

Towns covered in Sussex

We cover all of Sussex, including:

  • Brighton & Hove
  • Eastbourne
  • Hastings
  • Lewes
  • Worthing
  • Chichester
  • Crawley
  • Horsham

How a job in Sussex 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.

Asbestos removal services in Sussex

Note

Garages, roofs, gutters, tanks and tiles

Work in Sussex includes garage roofs, gutters, water tanks and floor tiles. Soffits, loft spaces and unidentified materials receive the same free, no-obligation quote.

A photo sent on WhatsApp allows an initial identification, and asbestos testing is available across Sussex for confirmation.

Sussex questions

Which council rules apply to me in Sussex?

It depends on the address. East Sussex and West Sussex are run by their county councils, and Brighton and Hove has its own city council. Each council decides what its recycling sites accept, so check with the council for your address.

Do the West Sussex recycling centres take all asbestos?

No. The council accepts cement-bonded asbestos only, at four named centres. A photo gives an initial view of which type you have, and a test confirms it.

Does East Sussex collect asbestos from the house?

The council's asbestos rules cover drop-off at four recycling sites and do not mention a collection. Check with East Sussex County Council, or arrange a collection with us.

Services and nearby areas

Related services and neighbouring counties are listed below.

Free quotes across Sussex

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