Acton Gardens

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Project Overview

Service: Asbestos Management
Specification: Asbestos Removal
Location: Acton, London
Client: Countryside Properties Ltd and L&Q
Value: £122,170

The Mick George Group was associated with the removal of Licensed Asbestos on Phase 7.1 of the Acton Gardens development, concentrated on the areas surrounding; Church Road, Ragley Close, Telfer Close and Avenue Road Park, positioned to the North East of the estate.

Acton Gardens is one of the largest residential regeneration schemes in London, aiming to transform the 52-acre site of the former South East estate in to a vibrant new urban quarter. When complete, the scheme will deliver over 2,500 new homes, along with enhanced transport links, retail and community facilities and extensive public open spaces, throughout a 21 multi-phased initiative that is anticipated to be complete in 2026.

Our Environmental Credentials

With over 40 years in the Waste Management industry, we have the specialist knowledge, professional accreditations and leading facilities to provide the most cost-effective and compliant solutions for managing all Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Waste; from all sectors.

We have qualified assessors, a large fleet of ADR approved vehicles and containers for all load sizes; plus state-of-the-art segregation, treatment and disposal facilities, spread strategically throughout the country, all offering next-day service.

The Mick George Group are uniquely positioned to provide start to finish hazardous solutions in-house, on a national basis; incorporating removal, carriage, testing, treatment and disposal, to help drive down your associated Hazardous Waste costs; without broking the service externally.

Neil Johnson - Technical and Waste Director

Tel: 01480 499 165 Email: mgsales@mickgeorge.co.uk

Neil Johnson - Technical and Waste Director

Neil Johnson, a qualified Chemist, heads up the companies waste handling business. With over 25 years’ experience within the waste industry Neil is an expert in contaminated land and hazardous waste streams. Neil has played a pivotal role in securing several major waste, RDF and biomass contracts and has permitted over 40 Mick George waste facilities to use in the company’s ever expanding waste business.