Clear scope. Written quote. Authorised disposal.
Asbestos Flue Removal
Need an asbestos-cement flue removed? Start with its location, your postcode and any existing photos. We confirm suitability, access and a written quote.
Material, location, access and any appliance disconnection determine the scope and price. Suitable asbestos-cement flues only.
Tell us when you need the work. Appointments within 1–3 days may be available, subject to your job and postcode. The office confirms your price and date before you book.
✓ Written quote before booking ✓ Authorised disposal
REAL JOBS. REAL RESULTS.
A real external flue removal
The external flue before removal and the same brick chimney afterwards. The chimney was retained.
Clear scope. A date agreed with you.
- Removal and disposal arrangedThe agreed scope covers removal, transport and authorised disposal.
- Urgent appointments may be availableTell us your timescale. Slots depend on your postcode, access and the work required.
- Photos can followStart with your details. Existing photos taken safely from ground level can help us assess the job.
Registered waste carrier CBDU221309. Your quote confirms the agreed work, disposal and paperwork.
A straightforward route to your quote
1. Tell us about the flue
Share the property postcode, approximate location of the flue and your preferred timescale.
2. We check the scope
We review the material, condition and access. Any necessary appliance disconnection or additional access arrangements must be agreed before removal.
3. Review your written quote
You receive a written quote setting out the agreed work, disposal and any exclusions before you book.
Before you enquire
Can you remove every type of asbestos flue?
No. We assess asbestos-cement flues for suitable non-licensed work. Material, condition, access and the surrounding installation matter. If the job falls outside our scope, we will explain this before any booking is agreed.
What if the flue is still connected to an appliance?
Please tell us in your enquiry. Appliance work and any required disconnection must be handled by the appropriate competent professional and agreed before the asbestos removal. Do not disconnect it yourself.
Do I need photos to start?
No. Submit your details first and photos can follow. Only send photos you already have or can take safely without climbing, entering unsafe spaces or disturbing the material.
Is the quote also for disposal?
We confirm the removal, transport and authorised disposal arrangements in your written quote, together with access requirements and any exclusions.
Asbestos-cement flue pipe removal for your property
This service is for asbestos-cement flues and flue pipes that need removing from a property, subject to an assessment of the material, condition and access. Tell us whether the flue is indoors or outside, approximately how high it runs, and whether it passes through a ceiling or roof. Include any existing asbestos survey or test information; photographs alone cannot confirm the material.
What affects your flue removal quote?
Your written quote depends on the number and length of sections, their condition, fixings, height, access and postcode. Please tell us about any appliance connections, nearby structures or access restrictions. We will clarify the agreed removal and disposal, any access equipment or preparatory work, exclusions and availability before you book. We do not offer boiler servicing, chimney sweeping, asbestos testing or removal of asbestos lagging through this service.
Which asbestos service do you need?
For attached drainage or rainwater components, see external asbestos soil-pipe removal or asbestos guttering removal. If suitable material has already been removed and needs collecting, use our asbestos collection and disposal service. For other materials, visit asbestos removal services.
Still deciding what to do? Read our asbestos-cement flue safety guide. Do not disturb suspected asbestos or disconnect an appliance yourself.
Get my quote & check availability — send your postcode and job details; photos can follow.
