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asbestos

cycling is fun · 2009-02-26 13:39:34

Hi just looking for some advice lm hoping to reroof a shed this year, part of the shed roof is old asbestos sheeting last yr was going to reroof shed, was going to remove asbestos myself in the end l had to use the money l had for another project, Speaking with a friend he advised me that l should get a contractor to…

26-02-2009 1:39pm

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Hi just looking for some advice lm hoping to reroof a shed this year,

part of the shed roof is old asbestos sheeting last yr was going to reroof shed, was going to remove asbestos myself in the end l had to use the money l had for another project,

Speaking with a friend he advised me that l should get a contractor to remove asbestos as l may have problems with HSA if l remove it myself got a quote today for removal and its quiet high even if l remove asbestos myself l have no intention of dumping it illegally will either store it at my address or bring it to a dump if someone else was in my position what would they do?

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#2 26-02-2009 2:24pm

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cycling is fun wrote: »

Hi just looking for some advice lm hoping to reroof a shed this year,

part of the shed roof is old asbestos sheeting last yr was going to reroof shed, was going to remove asbestos myself in the end l had to use the money l had for another project,

Speaking with a friend he advised me that l should get a contractor to remove asbestos as l may have problems with HSA if l remove it myself got a quote today for removal and its quiet high even if l remove asbestos myself l have no intention of dumping it illegally will either store it at my address or bring it to a dump if someone else was in my position what would they do?

Its tricky stuff to get rid of..
here's a previous thread
http://pie.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054846833

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#3 26-02-2009 2:39pm

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Hi thanks for reply l have contacted the company that gave me the quote and have advised them that l want to go ahead witrh it now so will do so thanks again for the advice

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#4 26-02-2009 10:03pm

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Take care if removing it yourself. Take all necessary precautions.
Do some research on the net.
Its the Asbestos dust that cancerous - so do not cause it to dust by drilling into it or breaking the sheets!

Wear a mask, goggles and a disposble suit. Make sure the Contractor is registered to remove and dispose of the Asbestos... good luck.

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#5 27-02-2009 9:48am

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Another tip is to have a hose with you and soak the sheets well before you remove them.

Be sure to double bag them.

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