Residential Asbestos Survey
Why Get an Asbestos Survey?
If your home was built before 2000, it may contain asbestos-containing materials. Asbestos can be safe when left undisturbed, but damaged or disturbed materials can release harmful fibres. Our professional asbestos survey helps identify potential risks and provides clear guidance on managing them safely.
- Protect Your Health: Damaged asbestos can release fibres that may cause serious health risks.
- Affordable Rates: Residential asbestos surveys start from just £41.65, with tailored pricing available for multiple properties.
- Complete Peace of Mind: Help protect tenants and maintain compliance with relevant UK safety standards.
What's Included in Our Survey
Our residential asbestos survey provides a structured inspection, testing, and reporting process.
Inspection
We inspect areas where asbestos-containing materials may commonly be present, including insulation, tiles, coatings, and other relevant materials.
Testing
Where required, samples are carefully collected and tested to determine whether asbestos is present.
Clear Report
You receive a detailed report explaining where asbestos has been identified, its condition, and the recommended next steps.
Types of Asbestos Surveys
We provide two main types of asbestos surveys to suit different property requirements and circumstances.
Management Survey
Suitable for routine checks in homes where no major refurbishment or demolition is planned. This survey helps identify asbestos materials that are present and remain undisturbed.
Refurbishment/Demolition Survey
Designed for properties undergoing refurbishment or demolition. It investigates areas that may be hidden so asbestos exposure risks can be identified before work begins.
Common Places to Find Asbestos
Older residential properties may contain asbestos in a range of building materials, including:
- Insulation: Around pipes, boilers, and other heating installations.
- Ceiling Tiles: Textured coatings and finishes, including materials such as Artex.
- Roofing Materials: Materials used in garages, sheds, roofing, and roof tiles.
Why Choose Prestige Safe?
Our asbestos survey service focuses on clear reporting, professional inspection, and health and safety.
Trusted Experts
Our certified surveyors have experience carrying out asbestos inspections and identifying potential asbestos-related risks.
Easy-to-Understand Reports
We provide clear findings and practical recommendations to help you understand the condition of identified materials and decide on the appropriate next steps.
Health and Safety Focus
We prioritise the safety of your family, tenants, and property by helping identify asbestos risks and providing professional guidance.
Pricing for Residential Asbestos Surveys
Our asbestos survey pricing is designed to be affordable while allowing for different property sizes and requirements.
Management Survey
Suitable for routine asbestos identification and management in residential properties.
Book NOWLarger Properties or Custom Needs
Contact us for pricing tailored to larger properties or specific survey requirements.
Book NOWRefurbishment/Demolition Survey
Contact us for a tailored quotation based on the property and planned refurbishment or demolition work.
Book NOWFrequently Asked Questions About Residential Asbestos
An asbestos survey is a professional inspection carried out by certified specialists to identify asbestos-containing materials in a property, particularly in homes built before 2000.
If asbestos is identified, the survey report will explain where it has been found, its condition, and the appropriate steps for managing the identified material safely.
Residential asbestos survey costs depend on the type and size of the property. Management surveys start at £250, while larger properties and refurbishment or demolition surveys can be quoted according to individual requirements.
Asbestos should not be disturbed or removed without appropriate professional assessment and safety precautions. Where asbestos is identified, qualified professionals can advise on the safest approach to management or removal.