Asbestos in Rochdale
Rochdale is where the Co-operative movement began, on Toad Lane in 1844, under a Gothic town hall that is one of the finest in the country. Its cotton and wool mills line the Roch and the Rochdale Canal, with stone terraces in Milnrow, Littleborough and Wardle, red-brick terraces nearer the centre, large post-war estates such as Kirkholt, the College Bank tower blocks, and the towns of Middleton and Heywood.
The mills hold sprayed coatings, lagging and AIB, and their roofs are asbestos cement. The tower blocks and 1960s–70s maisonettes have AIB panels and ceiling linings; the terraces have Artex, floor tiles and cement flues; and Kirkholt-era semis have cement soffits, garages and water tanks. Twelve miles from our depot, we survey and remove across all OL postcodes, usually same-day.
Services in Rochdale
Rochdale response
Around 12 miles from our Manchester depot, same-day site inspections and rapid make-safe across all OL postcodes.
FAQs: Rochdale
Are you licensed to work in Rochdale?
Our HSE licence covers the whole of the UK, so all licensed and non-licensed removal in the OL area is delivered by our own trained, medically-screened operatives.
Can you rebuild after removal in Rochdale?
Yes, one quote can cover removal and reinstatement, from replaasbestos cement garages to re-skimmed ceilings, so you're never left with a gap.
