When you're dealing with asbestos, you need a contractor you really trust. We’re committed to the highest standards of safety, quality, and looking after our customers.

• You can trust us: Our sampling and testing always goes through UKAS-accredited laboratories, so you get spot-on, reliable results every time.
• Highly Trained & Experienced Team: Our staff are properly trained and have loads of experience in all things asbestos – finding it, managing it, and removing it. We follow the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 (CAR 2012) to the letter.
• Properly Insured: We’ve got £10 million in Public Liability Insurance. That means you and your property are fully covered, no worries.
• Licensed & Non-Licensed Removal: We're equipped to handle all types of asbestos, from lower-risk cement sheeting to high-risk materials that need a licence, like insulation board and pipe lagging.
• Complete End-to-End Service: We manage absolutely everything: from the first survey and samples, right through to safe removal, certified air testing, hazardous waste disposal, and even putting things back how they were.
• Local to The East Midlands: We’re based right here in Lincolnshire. We know the area’s properties inside out and serve customers within a 55-mile radius and across the East Midlands.
• Clear Pricing: We give you clear, detailed quotes with no hidden surprises. Our initial advice and chats are always free.
• Guaranteed Safety & Compliance: Your safety is our number one priority. All our work comes with full paperwork, including waste consignment notes for proper disposal.

If you think a material might contain asbestos, getting it professionally tested is the only way to know for sure. Our service is quick, safe, and accurate.
We can test pretty much any material, but some common ones we see are:

• Artex and other textured wall or ceiling coatings
• Ceiling and floor tiles
• Cement sheets on garages and roofs
• Soffits, fascias, and guttering
• Pipe lagging and insulation boards
• Bitumen adhesives and toilet cisterns
  Our process is straightforward: a trained surveyor safely collects a small sample. This goes straight to a UKAS-accredited laboratory for analysis. We'll then give you a formal certificate confirming whether asbestos fibres are there or not.

An asbestos survey is vital for managing risk, and it’s a legal must-have for all non-domestic properties built before 2000. We offer different surveys tailored to what you need.

• Asbestos Management Surveys: If your building's in use, this is the usual survey we do. It pinpoints any accessible asbestos materials and checks their condition. That way, we can put together an 'asbestos register' and a plan to manage it safely.
• Refurbishment & Demolition (R&D) Surveys: Planning building work, a big renovation, or even knocking something down? You'll need one of these. It's a really thorough survey that finds all asbestos, even the stuff hidden deep inside your building's structure. That way, we can get it removed safely before your project kicks off.
• Pre-Purchase Asbestos Surveys: An absolute must for home buyers. We’ll find any potential asbestos issues in a property you're thinking of buying. This means you can make a smart decision and budget for any work that might be needed.

If you're in Lincoln or anywhere in Lincolnshire and have concerns about asbestos floor tiles, you're in the right place. It's a common issue in older properties, and we're here to help you understand your options for safe removal.

You really can't tell just by looking. Many older floor tiles, especially those laid before the year 2000, and their black bitumen adhesive, might contain asbestos. The only sure way to know is through professional asbestos testing. We can safely take a sample and send it to a UKAS-accredited lab.

Asbestos is hazardous! Disturbing asbestos floor tiles yourself can release dangerous fibres into the air, risking your health and the health of anyone else in your property. Professional, licensed asbestos removal ensures the job is done safely, compliantly, and with the right equipment and disposal methods. Asbestos In Homes are your local experts for this.

First, we'd typically do an asbestos survey and take samples to confirm if the floor tiles (and their adhesive) contain asbestos. If they do, we'll plan the tile removal carefully. This involves sealing off the work area, using specialist equipment, and gently removing the tiles and any contaminated bitumen adhesive. After removal, we carry out a thorough clean-up and air testing to make sure the area is completely safe before you go back in.

Often, yes! The black, tar-like adhesive (bitumen adhesive) used to stick down older asbestos floor tiles can also contain asbestos fibres. When we carry out asbestos floor tile removal in Lincoln, we always test and, if needed, safely remove both the tiles and any asbestos-containing adhesive. That’s crucial for property safety.

The time it takes depends on a few things: the size of the area, how accessible it is, and the type of asbestos present. Once we've done a survey and testing, we can give you a much clearer idea of the timescale. We always aim to work efficiently while making sure safety and compliance are top-notch.

The cost varies depending on the amount of asbestos floor tiles, the complexity of the job, and whether it's a domestic or commercial property in Lincoln or the wider East Midlands. We provide clear, no-obligation quotes after an initial assessment, so you’ll know exactly what to expect with no hidden costs.

We offer our specialist asbestos floor tile removal services right across Lincoln, the whole of Lincolnshire, and throughout the East Midlands. This includes towns like Grantham, Sleaford, Boston, and beyond. Just give Asbestos In Homes a call, and we can confirm if we cover your exact location.

Absolutely. If you just need to know if you have asbestos floor tiles for peace of mind, for a pre-purchase survey, or for your property's asbestos register, we can carry out a dedicated survey and testing. This gives you the information you need to decide on the next steps.