National Asbestos provides asbestos testing, bonded removal and disposal in Broadmeadows. Older housing and later alterations should be assessed before work starts, with the material condition and property access used to scope the job.
Post-war housing and changing sites
Broadmeadows developed extensively in the post-war period and includes established residential streets alongside newer redevelopment in the City of Hume. Older cement products may remain in eaves, garages and wet areas even where a house has been repainted or partly refurbished. That possibility warrants a material check, not an assumption about every property.
For a rebuild, include the whole proposed demolition footprint in the inspection discussion. A garage, rear extension and original house may have different materials. For an occupied-home renovation, explain which rooms will be retained and whether temporary access needs to be kept open.
Removal scopes to discuss
- Suspect fibro sheets in an older outbuilding
- Wet-area wall linings before a strip-out
- Eaves and cladding affected by a rebuild
Provide any existing sample results with your enquiry. Testing and inspection can be discussed where material identity is unresolved, then removal and disposal are quoted for the agreed scope.

