Whether you're a homeowner planning renovation, a landlord managing a rental portfolio, or you've simply discovered something suspicious in your property — dealing with asbestos can feel daunting. AIB Solutions makes it straightforward.
Since 2005, we've helped hundreds of homeowners and private landlords across England and Wales identify, remove and legally dispose of asbestos — from single garage roofs and floor tiles to full property strip-outs. Free expert advice on every enquiry, no obligation.
Identify — asbestos confirmed through expert sampling and surveys via our trusted partners
Remove or encapsulate — safe, licensed removal or professional encapsulation by our team
Dispose legally — waste collected and transported to an EA-permitted facility
Paperwork issued — consignment notes and certificates for your property records
Any property built or significantly refurbished before 2000 may contain asbestos. These are the most common materials we find and remove from domestic properties across England and Wales.
Garage & Shed Roofs
The most common domestic asbestos removal. Corrugated cement roof sheets on garages, sheds and outbuildings built before 2000 frequently contain chrysotile asbestos.
Learn more →Floor Tiles & Adhesive
Vinyl and thermoplastic floor tiles — and the black bitumen adhesive beneath them — often contain chrysotile asbestos. Common in homes built or renovated between the 1960s and 1980s.
Learn more →Artex & Textured Coatings
Textured ceiling coatings applied before 1984 often contain chrysotile asbestos. Safe if undisturbed, but any sanding, drilling or replastering work requires specialist management.
Learn more →Pipe Lagging & Boiler Insulation
Thermal insulation on older pipework and boilers can contain high concentrations of asbestos. Often found in airing cupboards, loft spaces and utility areas in older properties.
Learn more →AIB Panels & Ceiling Tiles
Asbestos insulating board was used in partition walls, ceiling tiles and fire door linings. High-risk material that always requires licensed removal — common in 1950s–80s properties and conversions.
Learn more →Cement Products & Soffits
Asbestos cement was widely used in soffits, gutters, downpipes, flue pipes and water tanks. Generally lower risk when intact, but must be handled correctly during removal or renovation.
Learn more →Private landlords have legal obligations under health and safety legislation to manage asbestos risks in their properties. Understanding what's required — and acting on it — protects your tenants and protects you.
For Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) and properties where you carry out maintenance, your duty to manage asbestos under health and safety law requires you to identify, assess and manage ACMs in your properties.
Before any renovation, refurbishment or planned maintenance work on a pre-2000 property, you must ensure the risk of asbestos disturbance has been properly assessed — ideally through an appropriate survey carried out by our trusted surveying partners.
AIB Solutions supports private landlords with the full asbestos management process — from initial survey through to removal and legal disposal, with full documentation for your property records.
Get Landlord Advice →Surveys Before Renovation
Any pre-2000 rental property requiring renovation or refurbishment should have an asbestos survey completed first. Arranged via our trusted surveying partners.
Paperwork for Property Sales
Buyers and solicitors increasingly request asbestos removal documentation. Our consignment notes and clearance certificates provide the evidence required.
Tenant Safety
Knowing whether asbestos is present — and in what condition — protects your tenants and ensures you're meeting your duty of care as a landlord.
Nationwide Coverage
We support landlords with single properties or large portfolios across England and Wales — same service, same documentation, wherever your property is located.
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