The invisible threat of airborne asbestos fibres poses significant health risks, including severe conditions like mesothelioma, asbestosis, and lung cancer. These microscopic fibres become dangerous when asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) are disturbed, releasing them into the atmosphere. This is why professional air testing is so crucial; it’s the only definitive way to confirm air quality after a suspected disturbance or removal work. Our comprehensive air quality monitoring services in Derby safeguard health, providing clear, actionable insights into your environment’s safety.

When dealing with asbestos, accuracy is paramount. All our air samples undergo rigorous analysis at a UKAS-accredited laboratory. This UKAS accreditation signifies the highest standard of quality and reliability in fibre counting, ensuring every result you receive is precise and trustworthy. Our highly trained analysts collect air samples using specialised equipment, which are then meticulously examined for the presence of asbestos fibres. This commitment to accredited analysis means you can fully rely on our findings to make informed decisions regarding your property in Derby.

We offer a full suite of asbestos air testing services tailored to various situations, ensuring every scenario is covered:

• 4-Stage Clearance Testing: Essential after licensed asbestos removal, this stringent test ensures the area is completely free of asbestos fibres before reoccupation. It culminates in a reoccupation certificate, confirming the space is safe to enter.
• Reassurance Air Testing: If you suspect a minor disturbance of ACMs, or simply want to confirm air quality in a specific area, a reassurance air test provides peace of mind, confirming no elevated fibre levels are present.
• Background Air Testing: Conducted before any work begins, this test establishes baseline asbestos fibre levels in the air, providing a crucial reference point for subsequent testing.
• Leak Air Testing: During asbestos removal, leak tests are performed outside containment measures to ensure no fibres are escaping the work area, maintaining strict safety protocols.
• Personal Air Monitoring: We can assess individual exposure levels for workers in environments where asbestos might be present, aiding in risk assessment and compliance with HSE guidelines.