Asbestos floor tiles can often be found in older properties
Asbestos Floor Tiles
Asbestos floor tiles can often be found in older properties under carpets, or used as a material in old vinyl flooring. Contact the Mick George Group for removal of Asbestos Floor Tiles.
Asbestos Floor Tiles
Asbestos was once a very popular and versatile material used in many applications, including floor tiles. Its strength and heat resistance is what made Asbestos a common choice for flooring before the hazardous nature of the material was discovered. Asbestos floor tiles can often be found in older properties under carpets, or used as a material in old vinyl flooring.
Are Asbestos Floor Tiles dangerous?
Asbestos floor tiles are considered to be relatively safe unless there are plans to remove the flooring. It is difficult to tell if floor tiles contain Asbestos just from looking, so a professional opinion is always advised. If there are floor tiles in your property that contain Asbestos but they are safely intact, no or little action may be required. However, if the Asbestos tiles are crumbling or damaged, they must be carefully removed to avoid asbestos exposure.
If you have discovered damaged Asbestos flooring or are planning construction or renovation work and you suspect there may be Asbestos tiles in your commercial or residential property, it must always be handled by a trained professional.
Find out more about Asbestos Removal
Asbestos floor tiles can often be found in older properties
Contact the Experts
The Mick George Group are fully licensed to survey and remove Asbestos in flooring, giving you a complete and comprehensive service. We will complete a full survey and risk assessment to identify the presence and extent of Asbestos flooring, and will use our findings to advise on the safest way to proceed. This could be removing Asbestos floor tiles entirely, or encapsulating the Asbestos floor tile with a special coating to protect and seal in any dangerous fibres.
Mick George Environmental is fully accredited by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and ARCA – the Asbestos Removal Contractors Association.
Got any questions? Head on over to our Asbestos FAQs and find your answer. If not then contact our expert team using the contact form.
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