Asbestos Flue Pipes

For over 30 years, Reddish Vale have been compliantly removing and remediating asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) across the UK.

  • ARCA & ACAD accredited.
  • Family-run company.
  • Covering the UK.
  • Health and Safety Executive (HSE) license holders for asbestos removal since 1985.

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    Asbestos was commonly used in pipe products as a boiler exhaust system due to its durability and fire-resistance

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    About Asbestos in Caulking

    About Asbestos Flue Pipes

    Before the 1990s, flue pipes were widely used to provide exhaust systems for boilers, which were made out of asbestos combined with either cement or asbestos paper, or asbestos guttering. They were particularly effective for exhaust gas and heat ventilation, as the pipe was essentially a sealed passage that allowed these gases to escape, without posing a fire hazard. Their appearance is characterised by their white/grey colour and rough texture. However, some could be painted over using adhesive materials, such as asbestos in bitumen, which can make old flue pipes harder to identify. Today, flue pipes are instead created using a variety of both ferrous and non-ferrous metals, such as stainless steel and aluminium.

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    How Dangerous are Asbestos Flue Pipes?

    While flue pipes are rarer to find nowadays, you may still be able to find them within some older properties. Fortunately, ACMs within boilers are much less likely to become crumbled, broken or damaged, as they are not usually subject to disturbances from external factors. 

    However, all asbestos products have the potential to cause serious health risks, such as asbestosis and mesothelioma. If a flue pipe has been disturbed, there is a greater chance of the asbestos fibres becoming airborne and inhalation occurring. Therefore, the next step should be asbestos removal.

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    Asbestos Flue Pipes Removal

    If your property, whether it be domestic, commercial, industrial, government, leisure or educational, is due to undergo refurbishment, demolition or remodelling works, it is vital that you get in touch with us today to keep yourself, as well as all users of your building, safe and compliant.

    Here at Reddish Vale, we are your trusted asbestos removal contractors who can assist you in safely and effectively inspecting, remediating or removing any suspected or confirmed ACMs found within your premises.

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    If you suspect your building may contain asbestos flue pipes, or any other ACMs, contact us today for a free, no-obligation quote. We can provide you with impartial advice on how best to proceed if asbestos is detected within your property, followed by a competitive quote, should you decide to take action. 

    We provide tailored services for asbestos removal in Manchester, Lancashire, Yorkshire and the Midlands, as well as many other areas across the UK.

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    We are full members of

    ARCA Accredited Asbestos Removal Experts
    ACAD Accredited Asbestos Removal Experts

    Factories

    As a key part of the UK's manufacturing sector, the risk of asbestos within factories must be dealt with safely, efficiently and compliantly. This is where our licensed asbestos removal specialists can help.

    Hospitals

    If you are responsible for managing the risk of asbestos within a hospital, healthcare or social care building, and asbestos has been identified within your premises, it is crucial you get in touch with us today to ensure your building remains safe for all patients and employees, as well as compliant with the latest asbestos regulations.

    Hotels

    Whether you own an independent hotel or you run a large-scale complex, and asbestos has been detected within your premises, it is essential you get in touch with us today to ensure your building remains safe for you and your customers, as well as compliant in the eyes of the law.

    Leisure Facilities

    As a licensed asbestos removal company, our fully qualified team has built up over 40 years of experience working across a versatile range of leisure facilities.

    Listed Buildings

    Alongside many other sectors, Reddish Vale has been providing safe, compliant and cost-effective asbestos removal for listed buildings across Great Britain since 1984.

    Museums

    Historic projects require extra care and attention. That's why we take pride in our thoughtful approach to working with historically significant and listed sites. Our team carefully balances preservation with precision to ensure minimal impact and maximum insight in every project we deliver.

    Offices

    The duty to manage asbestos in buildings covers all non-domestic premises, such as offices, factories and shops. If you are the dutyholder of an office building, no matter the scale or sector of the project, our licensed asbestos removal contractors have the solution for you.

    Public Sector Buildings

    As an integral element of the UK’s education, healthcare and cultural sectors, it is crucial that the risk of asbestos in public buildings is handled safely, efficiently and compliantly. That’s where our licensed asbestos removal specialists come in.

    Restaurants

    Whether you are the dutyholder of an independent cafe or a large-scale restaurant chain, and you suspect your premises may contain asbestos, please don't hesitate to get in touch with our asbestos removal experts today.

    Retail

    Asbestos can be found in several parts of retail buildings, including the floor tiles, ceilings, pipes, roofing and more. Exposure to these materials can cause serious health risks. To keep your retail premises safe and compliant, contact us today.

    Schools

    According to online health and safety training provider, i2Comply, asbestos is still present in around 80% of UK schools. As an integral element of the UK’s education sector, it is vital that this risk is handled safely, efficiently and compliantly. This is where our asbestos removal specialists come in.