T&L Asbestos Removal is a licensed, family-owned team serving Ipswich and the surrounding region. We remove, pack and dispose of asbestos from heritage homes, flood-affected buildings and commercial sites, with a clear written quote first.
Ipswich is Queensland's oldest provincial city, about 30 kilometres south-west of Brisbane, with a heritage centre, a very large number of pre-1946 homes and a long history of coal mining, the North Ipswich railway workshops and manufacturing. Many of its older timber homes and commercial buildings have been altered, repaired and flood-restored over the decades.
Original timber structures rarely contain asbestos, but later alterations often do: fibro additions, enclosed verandahs, bathroom and laundry linings, eaves, roof sheeting and sheds, while older commercial and industrial buildings can have asbestos cement roofs and cladding. Ipswich has also had ten major floods since 1893, including January 2011, and flood repairs are a common time to uncover old linings and sheeting. Asbestos wasn't banned nationally until 31 December 2003.
T&L can inspect, test and remove asbestos from heritage-style homes where original features need care, as well as sheds, roofs and commercial buildings, with approved disposal and paperwork.
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If a building in Ipswich was built or altered before 2004, these are the spots to be careful with before you cut, drill, sand or knock anything down.
Often hiding in later additions and flood repairs to older homes.
Plan removal before any restoration, fit-out or demolition.
One local team looks after the whole job, from the first inspection to final disposal.
Careful removal of asbestos from fibro additions, eaves, roofs, garages and sheds on Ipswich homes, working around original features.
Asbestos removal for Ipswich businesses, body corporates and landlords, with clear scheduling, tidy sites and documented disposal.
Weathered asbestos roofing is delicate. We remove Ipswich roof sheeting using controlled methods that keep fibres contained.
Flood or storm damage in Ipswich has disturbed material that could be asbestos? We secure the area and arrange safe removal.
We inspect suspect material, arrange sampling where needed and explain whether it should be removed, sealed or left alone.
We transport asbestos waste from Ipswich in licensed vehicles to an approved facility and give you disposal paperwork for your records.
No surprises. Here's what happens from your first call to the final clean-up.
We visit, identify the material and the quantity, and give you a clear written quote with no obligation.
We mark off the work area, put on protective equipment and set up controls to stop fibres spreading.
Material is removed using controlled methods and sealed straight away, without breaking it up.
We transport the waste to an approved facility, clean the site and provide disposal paperwork and a clearance certificate where required.
We service Ipswich (postcode 4305) and the surrounding Ipswich suburbs. Also servicing North Ipswich, Booval, Goodna and Redbank Plains. If your suburb isn't listed, call us anyway. We cover Greater Brisbane.
It's most often in later additions and repairs, such as fibro bathrooms, enclosed verandahs, eaves and garages, rather than the original timber structure.
Yes. Strip-outs and repairs can disturb old linings and sheeting. We inspect and test suspect material first and remove it safely if it's asbestos.
Yes. We install Earthwool insulation and also remove old cellulose insulation, so you can finish the job with one team.
The cost depends on how much asbestos there is, whether it is bonded (like cement sheeting) or friable, how easy the site is to access, the roof height and the disposal required. We inspect first and give you a written quote with no obligation.
Yes. We service Ipswich, North Ipswich, Booval, Goodna, Redbank Plains, Springfield and the wider region.
Sometimes. Material in good condition that is sealed and won't be disturbed can often stay in place. Damaged or crumbling material, or anything about to be drilled, cut or demolished, should be assessed and removed by a licensed contractor.
It depends on the job, but we ask you to stay clear of the work zone. Before we start we'll tell you whether you should be off site for the day.
Protect your family, tenants or staff. Call or email today and we'll arrange a site visit and a clear written quote.
