Asbestos Vinyl or Broken Thermoplastic Floor Tiles
Our Values
In many older UK homes, asbestos floor tiles, a common form of asbestos-containing floor coverings, were once celebrated for their durability and cost-effectiveness, becoming a popular choice during a bygone era of innovative interior design.
However, as our understanding of asbestos-related risks has grown, it is now essential to address these historic materials with care. Removing asbestos floor tiles offers a thoughtful solution tailored to the needs of properties with these vintage installations, ensuring a safe environment without compromising the charm of your home.
Our Expertise
Identifying the different types of asbestos tiles in a property can be achieved by paying close attention to subtle material cues and historical design details. Thermoplastic floor tiles, for instance, often exhibit a rigid structure with a semi-gloss finish that distinguishes them from the softer, more patterned appearance of vinyl tiles.
Other varieties may reveal themselves through variations in texture, colour, and form, each hinting at the era of installation, the asbestos content, and even traces of chrysotile white asbestos. By carefully identifying thermoplastic floor tiles in these materials, homeowners can gain valuable insights into the legacy of asbestos use in their spaces, helping to inform any decisions regarding maintenance or removal.
Our Process
Our asbestos floor tile removal process is meticulously carried out to ensure both safety and efficiency. We begin by carefully isolating the work area with stringent containment measures to protect your home and the environment. Our expert team then employs specialized tools and techniques to meticulously remove each tile, ensuring that all hazardous material is handled securely and with minimal disruption.
Removing asbestos floor tiles, we conduct a comprehensive cleanup and secure disposal—an approach that embodies our commitment to the removal and disposal of asbestos and other related debris—while maintaining a focus on the safe handling of every asbestos fibre.