The right start.
A clearer outcome.
Practical support for the materials, spaces and questions that stand between your property and its next chapter.
Asbestos testing & assessment
Know what’s there. Know what’s next.
Before walls come down or flooring comes up, understand the materials in your space. Start with a review of your project and arrange appropriate sampling and laboratory analysis.
A clear starting point for your project
- Review the areas your project will disturb
- Arrange material sampling and laboratory analysis
- Discuss the findings and practical next steps
Asbestos abatement
A considered plan for complex materials.
When asbestos needs to be managed or removed, the scope matters. Plan the work around the materials involved, the condition of the space and how the property is used.
A scope built around your property
- Define the work area and project requirements
- Plan containment, access and occupancy considerations
- Coordinate removal, waste handling and project close-out
Mould remediation
Address the damage. Understand the cause.
Visible mould can be part of a larger moisture problem. A project should consider the affected materials and the source of moisture, alongside a plan for remediation.
Look beyond the visible surface
- Review affected spaces and the moisture history
- Establish the remediation scope
- Coordinate next steps for affected building materials
Selective interior demolition
Make room for what comes next.
Prepare an interior for its next chapter with a defined demolition scope. Review suspect materials first, then plan the sequence, site access and removal of selected finishes.
Thoughtful preparation for a fresh start
- Confirm the areas and finishes to be removed
- Identify assessment needs before disturbance
- Plan the work around the wider renovation schedule
Hazardous waste coordination
Plan the final step from the start.
Waste handling belongs in the project plan. Discuss the materials involved and coordinate appropriate handling, transportation and disposal arrangements as part of the agreed scope.
Keep the whole project connected
- Identify the waste streams in the project
- Confirm suitable transportation and disposal arrangements
- Discuss the documentation included in the scope
Pre-renovation planning
Fewer unknowns before work begins.
A renovation is easier to plan when material concerns are raised early. Bring together your plans, existing reports and questions to understand what needs attention before work starts.
Turn project questions into a practical plan
- Review available reports and renovation plans
- Clarify assessment and sequencing needs
- Outline next steps before scheduling intrusive work
Unsure about a material?
Leave it undisturbed.
Do not cut, scrape or remove suspect material to investigate it. Describe the concern in your enquiry and arrange an appropriate assessment.
Your project starts
with a conversation.
Tell us about your property and what you have planned. We’ll take it from there.
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