Renovating a property in Northern Ireland—whether a family home in Armagh, a trendy cafe in Portrush, or an office in Belfast—is an exciting venture. However, if your property was built or refurbished before 2000, asbestos could turn your dream project …

Planning a Renovation in Northern Ireland? Why an Asbestos Survey is Non-Negotiable Read More »

If you manage a commercial property in Northern Ireland—whether a retail shop in Bangor, an office in Enniskillen, or a warehouse in Larne—you have a legal obligation to manage asbestos risks under the Control of Asbestos Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2012. …

Asbestos Surveys for Northern Ireland Businesses: Compliance and Safety First Read More »

Northern Ireland’s Housing Executive manages over 85,000 properties, with more than 69,747 containing asbestos, according to their official reports. This staggering figure means that over 70% of their housing stock—spanning estates from Coleraine to South Belfast—likely harbours asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). …

The Hidden Dangers of Asbestos in Northern Ireland’s Housing Executive Properties Read More »

Asbestos, once hailed as a miracle building material, was widely used in Northern Ireland’s homes and businesses until its ban in 1999. From terraced houses in Belfast to factories in Derry/Londonderry, properties constructed or refurbished before 2000 are likely to …

Why Every Northern Ireland Property Built Before 2000 Needs an Asbestos Survey Read More »

Asbestos may be a hidden danger, but ignoring it can lead to costly consequences. In Northern Ireland, properties built before 2000 are at risk of containing asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). Regular asbestos surveys are a smart investment that protects both lives …

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