Asbestos removal in Kolding

In Seest and Tved it is typically the fibre-cement roof on the house or garage that needs looking at. In the flats in Tved’s high-rises and the old brick quarters around Konsul Graus Gade, asbestos more often sits indoors.

Asbestos in Kolding homes

Kolding grew in spurts. The quarters around Konsul Graus Gade and Vesterbrogade date from the second half of the 1800s, and most flats there have had new bathrooms, kitchens and ceilings since, so it is ceilings and walls, tile adhesive and floors and pipe insulation on the heating pipes that need checking before a renovation. Seest and Tved grew up in the 1900s with detached houses, Tved got its seven high-rise blocks in the 1960s, and later came the villa areas north of the fjord and Bramdrupdam. If your house or garage has a roof of corrugated sheets or fibre-cement slates from before 1990, it may be an asbestos roof.

Fibre-cement sheets containing asbestos were made until 1988 and laid until around 1990. Tile adhesive and floor glue could contain asbestos until around 1980, and asbestos pipe insulation is most common before the main ban in 1972, occasionally until around 1980. An asbestos sample decides it, not the building year, so have the material tested before you start.

Businesses in Kolding

During the boom of the 1960s the town laid out dedicated industrial areas, and Bramdrupdam sits between two large business areas by the motorway. Production halls, warehouses and workshops from before 1990 can have fibre-cement roofs and asbestos-containing ceiling boards. On commercial jobs we clear one zone at a time so the rest of the business can keep working, and you get the documentation for the municipality’s waste notification.