Asbestos Removal Made Safe, Easy & Compliant

If your property contains asbestos — especially after damage, renovation, or fire — the law requires it to be removed by a licensed professional under strict guidelines.

We manage asbestos removal in:

• Residential homes and investment properties

• Commercial buildings and workplaces

• Fire-damaged or storm-affected sites

• Council, school, and government buildings

• Pre-demolition and major renovation projects

Whether it's friable or bonded, we help you get it removed properly — and cleared for reoccupation or development.

What’s Included in Our Asbestos Removal Management

We provide end-to-end coordination, so you don’t have to chase contractors or worry about paperwork.

1. Site Inspection & Risk Assessment

Every asbestos removal project starts with a thorough site inspection by a licensed asbestos assessor. We identify the presence and condition of asbestos materials — whether bonded or friable — and assess the associated risks. Where needed, we take samples for analysis at a NATA-accredited laboratory to confirm material types. If you’ve had a house fire, storm damage, or an unexpected asbestos find, we respond quickly to assess the risk and recommend the safest, most compliant next steps in line with SafeWork NSW requirements.

2. Planning & Documentation

We prepare or review the legally required Asbestos Removal Control Plan (ARCP) to ensure your project complies with WHS laws. This includes managing any required notifications to SafeWork NSW, coordinating air monitoring and clearance inspections, and advising you on key safety measures like PPE, work zone isolation, and containment. We also make sure you’re covered from a compliance perspective — assisting with documentation required by councils, certifiers, or project managers.

3. Contractor Engagement & On-Site Oversight

Once the plan is in place, we select and engage a trusted, licensed Class A or B asbestos removal contractor that’s right for the job. We stay involved on-site throughout the process to ensure that work follows the agreed plan, all safety controls are in place, and removal methods meet the required standard. We also manage air monitoring, fibre counting, and post-removal clearance to ensure every box is ticked. Importantly, we’re independent — we advocate for you, not the contractor.

4. Clearance & Reporting

At the end of the project, we organise the final clearance inspection by a licensed assessor and provide a clearance certificate for submission to SafeWork NSW, council, or your builder. You’ll also receive complete documentation including waste tracking, disposal dockets, and chain of custody forms. If your site requires future WHS compliance inspections or rechecks, we can help there too. The end result is a full asbestos removal completion pack — ready for handover, approval, or sale.

Who Should Use This Service?

This service is ideal for anyone needing asbestos removed safely and correctly, but unsure where to start. That includes homeowners, builders, and contractors who want expert guidance; insurers and recovery teams dealing with property damage; developers and real estate professionals preparing sites for sale or redevelopment; and councils, schools, aged care facilities, or anyone with PCBU duties. We handle the process — so you can focus on moving forward.

Why Choose Confluence Environmental?

We’re independent, client-focused, and not tied to any one contractor. Our team is fully licensed and insured, with deep asbestos and WHS expertise. We deliver faster turnarounds, clearer documentation, and better outcomes — all while staying aligned with SafeWork NSW, WHS Regulation 2017, and the Code of Practice. That’s why builders, property owners, insurers, and councils across NSW trust us to manage asbestos risk from start to finish.

Where We Manage Asbestos Removal Projects

• Greater Sydney

• Central Coast

• Newcastle & Lake Macquarie

• Hunter Valley & Upper Hunter

• South Coast, Mid North Coast, and regional NSW