Where We Test and Remove Asbestos in Sydney
Licensed asbestos removal and testing across Greater Sydney.
We'll be in touch within 30 minutes.
We work across Greater Sydney, from the post-war suburbs of the west to the
Shire, the Hills, the Northern Beaches and the east.
If your suburb is not listed, ask anyway. Most of Greater Sydney is covered.
Western Sydney
- Seven Hills
- Lalor Park
- Blacktown
- Mount Druitt
- Granville
- Cabramatta
- Fairfield
- Merrylands
- Parramatta
- Penrith
- Liverpool
- Campbelltown
Inner West
- Lidcombe
- Auburn
- Strathfield
- Burwood
- Ashfield
- Marrickville
- Leichhardt
Northern Sydney
- Ryde
- Eastwood
- Epping
- Hornsby
- Chatswood
- Lane Cove
South and Sutherland Shire
- Sutherland
- Engadine
- Miranda
- Hurstville
- Bankstown
- Revesby
- Cronulla
The Hills
- Baulkham Hills
- Castle Hill
- Northmead
- Winston Hills
- Kellyville
Northern Beaches
- Dee Why
- Brookvale
- Manly
- Narrabeen
- Mona Vale
Eastern Suburbs
- Maroubra
- Matraville
- Randwick
- Bondi
- Kensington
Underlined suburbs have their own page with local history and guide prices.
Questions locals ask us
How much will it cost before I buy?
Book an inspection with a written report, from around $250,
before you commit to the property. If a sheet needs confirming, lab testing is
around $110 a sample. The report tells you where the suspect materials are and
what removal would roughly cost, so you can negotiate or plan with real numbers
instead of guesses.
Guide only. We confirm your fixed price in writing after a free on-site quote.
Prices include GST.
Will my neighbours be told?
Yes. We give your neighbours notice before licensed removal starts, with the
dates and what to expect. Most people just want to know when to close their
windows and where the trucks will park.
Do I get disposal receipts?
Yes. Every load goes to a licensed facility and you get the paperwork.
Loads of 100 kg or 10 m² and over are also tracked through the NSW EPA's
Integrated Waste Tracking Solution, so there is a record from your driveway to
the gate.
Can I remove it myself?
The law lets a person without a licence remove up to 10 m² of bonded asbestos in
total for the job. SafeWork NSW still recommends a licensed removalist for any
amount, and homeowners must never remove friable asbestos.
If you do go ahead with a small bonded piece,
it cannot go in your bin or a council clean-up.
Is the free NSW disposal scheme open yet?
Not yet. The NSW EPA announced a free household asbestos collection trial in
July 2026, expected to start in 2027.
It covers collection of small household amounts, not removal,
so it will not take a roof or a wall off for you.