Asbestos Survey & Removal Gallery
Take a look through real site photographs from our domestic and light commercial jobs across Hampshire. These images show our surveyors carrying out management and refurbishment inspections, extracting bulk samples for independent UKAS-accredited laboratory testing, and safely removing non-licensed materials such as corrugated cement garage roofs, soffits, and thermoplastic floor tiles.
On-Site Inspections, Sampling & Removal
Practical examples of suspect materials uncovered in homes and how our team handles them safely on site.
Two BPS team members wearing branded black polo shirts pointing towards the company logo on their sleeves.
Asbestos surveyor in high-visibility safety vest logging domestic property inspection data on a rugged digital tablet
A BPS asbestos surveyor using a handheld digital tablet to record inspection data and survey notes inside a property
A BPS surveyor inspecting an internal wall lining using diagnostic equipment during an asbestos survey
An asbestos surveyor wearing a Type 5/6 protective coverall recording inspection findings and material data on a handheld digital tablet.
An asbestos specialist wearing a Category 3 Type 5/6 protective disposable coverall in an office setting
Asbestos surveyor tools and equipment laid out on a table, including a tablet displaying a floor plan, clipboard with survey sketches, cordless drill, laser measure, utility knives, surfactant spray, and sample polythene bags.
Asbestos surveyor tools and equipment laid out on a desk, featuring a rugged tablet with digital floor plan mapping software, a laser distance measure, cordless drill, clipboard notes, and clear polythene sample bags.
An asbestos surveyor wearing protective coveralls and a respirator inspecting a ceiling void above a suspended ceiling grid with a torch during an intrusive asbestos survey.
An asbestos surveyor in Type 5/6 protective coveralls and a Sundström respirator inspecting a ceiling void above a suspended tile grid with a torch
An asbestos surveyor wearing protective coveralls and a respirator inspecting a ceiling void with a torch during an asbestos survey.
An asbestos surveyor wearing Type 5/6 protective coveralls and a respirator inspecting a ceiling void above a suspended ceiling tile.
An asbestos surveyor wearing a protective Type 5/6 coverall and respirator on a stepladder, inspecting the void above a suspended ceiling.
An asbestos surveyor wearing protective coveralls standing on an access ladder to inspect the ceiling void above a suspended grid ceiling.
Weathered corrugated asbestos cement sheeting on the roof of a domestic brick outbuilding
Weathered domestic roofline showing damaged soffit boards and guttering along external brickwork
Exterior view of a red-brick residential bungalow during domestic works, showing roofline soffits and bagged waste staged along the front pathway.
A residential room floor with exposed vintage thermoplastic vinyl floor tiles in a tan and green pattern, a common asbestos-containing material often found beneath modern floor coverings.
Exposed dark thermoplastic floor tiles and black bitumen adhesive across a residential living room floor during renovation or non-licensed asbestos removal preparation.
Exposed reddish-brown thermoplastic floor tiles and adhesive remnants visible during kitchen renovation and strip-out works in a domestic property.
Textured decorative plaster coating across a residential ceiling before bulk sampling and refurbishment checks
Suspected asbestos board fragment and debris uncovered inside an exposed brick fireplace opening during property renovation
Exterior view of a residential brick property in Hampshire showing roofline eaves, gutters, and suspect asbestos cement soffit panels inspected during a domestic survey.
Dismantled corrugated asbestos cement roof sheets stacked on polythene sheeting and cordoned with hazard tape, prepared for safe collection and disposal.
Dismantled corrugated asbestos cement roofing sheets and painted rainwater pipes stacked on a residential garden lawn awaiting non-licensed removal and safe disposal.
Textured decorative coating (Artex) across a domestic ceiling, typical of pre-2000 residential interiors requiring bulk sampling before skimming, drilling, or removal.
Domestic living room prepared for refurbishment works, featuring a boarded-up window opening, stripped floor substrate, and a textured ceiling coating requiring intrusive pre-work inspection.
A specialist operative wearing protective Type 5/6 coveralls and respiratory protective equipment bagging hazardous asbestos waste into UN-approved red and clear polythene sacks on site.
An operative wearing Type 5/6 disposable coveralls and an FFP3 respirator collecting hazardous material into a red UN-approved asbestos waste bag on a clearance and demolition site with excavators in the background.
Ground clearance and remediation site showing an excavator and dumper operating while workers in protective coveralls bag hazardous waste and spray water for dust suppression.
Two asbestos surveyors wearing protective coveralls recording inspection notes and preparing sample bags inside a property corridor.
An asbestos surveyor wearing protective coveralls and a respirator extracting a bulk material sample from ceiling tiles into a labelled polythene bag for laboratory analysis.
An asbestos surveyor wearing protective coveralls inspecting a double-bagged bulk material sample with a clipboard and surveying kit.
A professional reviewing an architectural floor plan schematic laid out on a table to scope building areas prior to intrusive survey work
An office surveyor reviewing and updating an asbestos register and survey records on computer monitors
A weathered corrugated asbestos cement roof covered in moss on a brick residential garage or outbuilding
Exposed timber rafters and profiled cement bedding along an outbuilding brick wall during roof replacement works
Exterior roofline and gable verge of a brick residential outbuilding featuring potential asbestos cement undercloak, soffits, and cast rainwater goods.
An active demolition site showing an excavator, rubble, and exposed steel and brick structural frameworks prior to redevelopment
Controlled Bulk Sampling
When testing textured Artex coatings, vinyl floor tiles, or suspect boards, we dampen the area with a surfactant spray, take a small cross-sectional sample, seal the point immediately, and double-bag the material for independent UKAS laboratory testing.
Management & Refurbishment Surveys
We carry out non-intrusive visual checks for homebuyers and landlords, as well as intrusive refurbishment surveys that inspect behind bath panels, inside ceiling voids, and beneath floorboards before builders start structural work.
Safe Non-Licensed Removal
Working in Type 5/6 coveralls and FFP3 respirators with H-Class HEPA extraction, we carefully unbolt and dismantle bonded cement garage roofs, guttering, and floor tiles intact, bagging all waste in UN-approved sacks with full waste transfer documentation.
Spotted Something Similar in Your Property?
If you have uncovered suspect floor tiles, a textured ceiling, or an ageing corrugated garage roof during renovations, speak directly with our Hampshire team for straightforward advice, laboratory testing, or a survey quote.