Licensed removal of an asbestos insulating board (AIB) garage ceiling — approx. 15m² — under a controlled enclosure with negative pressure and air monitoring. Waste consignment-noted throughout and the area independently cleared before handback.
Sheets were unbolted whole wherever possible — never smashed out — kept damp to suppress fibres, wrapped on site and taken to a licensed transfer station with duty-of-care paperwork completed the same day.
Innov8 UK Group carries out asbestos garage removal and asbestos removal in Bolton and across the UK, with depots in Manchester, Carlisle and London. Every project — from a single garage to live rail and industrial sites — gets the same controls, the same paperwork and the same honest advice.
Following a site visit on the agreed date by our project manager, licensed asbestos removal works were awarded for the removal and disposal of approximately 15m² of Asbestos Insulating Board (AIB) ceiling panels from the external garage of a private domestic property undergoing full refurbishment. Works were carried out in accordance with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012, HSG247 and current industry best practice, within a fully enclosed negative pressure enclosure by trained and competent licensed personnel. The property fronts St Helens Road, a busy main road with adjacent bus stop and bus lane; control measures protected the public, neighbouring residents and pedestrians. All asbestos waste was removed by IUG in a fully enclosed segregated waste compartment to the licensed hazardous waste facility (our licensed waste carrier). Prior to enclosure construction, the client is to clear existing construction debris from the front of the garage so far as reasonably practicable.
1x Heras fence panel with asbestos warning signage was installed at the main entrance to establish a secure exclusion zone from the public footpath, bus stop and main road. Waste runs were undertaken outside peak commuter periods where
The asbestos risks associated with the removal of the AIB ceiling panels were controlled through the use of a fully enclosed negative pressure enclosure, controlled wet removal techniques, Class H vacuum cleaners and strict decontamination
