Asbestos Removal by Area
Every area below links to the HSE licensed asbestos contractors covering it, with the licence number, the licence type and the expiry date on every one. Start typing your town, county or postcode to find yours.
Yorkshire and the Humber
- Asbestos removal in Leeds and West Yorkshire10 licensed contractorsView
- South Yorkshire12 licensed contractorsComing soon
- North Yorkshire7 licensed contractorsComing soon
- East Yorkshire1 licensed contractorComing soon
North West
- Lancashire20 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Merseyside9 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Cheshire9 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Greater Manchester4 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Cumbria2 licensed contractorsComing soon
North East
- Tyne and Wear11 licensed contractorsComing soon
- County Durham4 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Cleveland5 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Northumberland1 licensed contractorComing soon
West Midlands
- Asbestos removal in Birmingham and the West Midlands16 licensed contractorsView
- Staffordshire7 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Worcestershire4 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Shropshire2 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Warwickshire1 licensed contractorComing soon
- Herefordshire1 licensed contractorComing soon
East Midlands
- Derbyshire12 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Nottinghamshire9 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Northamptonshire4 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Leicestershire3 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Lincolnshire2 licensed contractorsComing soon
East of England
- Essex65 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Hertfordshire14 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Norfolk8 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Cambridgeshire3 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Suffolk2 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Bedfordshire2 licensed contractorsComing soon
London
- London2 licensed contractorsComing soon
South East
- Kent21 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Hampshire9 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Oxfordshire6 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Surreycontractors from neighbouring countiesComing soon
- West Sussex2 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Buckinghamshire2 licensed contractorsComing soon
- East Sussex1 licensed contractorComing soon
- Isle of Wight1 licensed contractorComing soon
South West
- Bristol and Avon6 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Wiltshire4 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Gloucestershire4 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Devon3 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Somerset3 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Dorset2 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Cornwall1 licensed contractorComing soon
Wales
- Mid Glamorgan5 licensed contractorsComing soon
- West Glamorgan4 licensed contractorsComing soon
- South Glamorgan3 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Gwent2 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Clwyd3 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Gwynedd1 licensed contractorComing soon
Scotland
- Strathclyde and Glasgow2 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Lanarkshire4 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Grampian and Aberdeen1 licensed contractorComing soon
- Renfrewshire2 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Stirling3 licensed contractorsComing soon
- Moray2 licensed contractorsComing soon
- West Lothian1 licensed contractorComing soon
- Ayrshire1 licensed contractorComing soon
- Caithness1 licensed contractorComing soon
Nothing matches that. Try the county instead of the town, or tell us where you are and we will build it next.
Cannot find your area?
You do not have to wait for us. The register we work from is public and you can read it yourself at any time.
- Open the HSE list of licensed contractors.
- Find a firm near you, or accept that the nearest is a county or two away, which is normal.
- Note the licence number, the type and the expiry date.
- Ring them and ask them to confirm the same number before you agree to anything.
That is the whole method. What we add is doing it every week, so an expired licence gets noticed.
What the licence types mean
- Standard licence. The full one, covering higher risk removal work. This is what you want for most jobs.
- Maintenance licence. Narrower, covering short duration maintenance work rather than full removal.
- Scaffolding licence. Covers erecting and dismantling scaffold around licensed asbestos work. It is not a licence to remove anything.
We show the type on every listing, because a firm holding the wrong licence for your job is a problem even though its licence is real. How we handle all of this is on the how we check page.