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M&D Carpentry - Asbestos Surveys (Type 3)

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Tuesday 30 August 2016. Type 3: Full Access Sampling and Identification Survey. Pre-Demolition / Major Refurbishment Surveys). This type of survey is used to locate and describe, as far as reasonably practicable, all ACM's in the building and may involve destructive inspection, as necessary, to gain access to all areas, including those that may be difficult to reach. A full sampling programme is undertaken to identify possible ACM's and estimates of the volume and surface area of ACM's made.

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M&D Carpentry - Asbestos Containing Materials

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Tuesday 30 August 2016. See below for typical asbestos containing materials and locations (ACM's). Click below to view photos). ROOF AND EXTERIOR WALLS. Roof sheets, slates and tiles. Roofing felt and coating to metal wall cladding. BOILER, VESSELS AND PIPEWORK. Lagging on boiler, pipework, calorifier etc. Damaged lagging and associated debris. Paper lining under non-asbestos pipe lagging. Gasket in pipe vessel joints. Rope seal on boiler access hatch and between cast iron boiler sections.

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M&D Carpentry - Testimonials

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Tuesday 30 August 2016. As Chartered Quantity Surveyors based in the Midlands, we often require the services of a trustworthy, competitively prices asbestos removal specialist. MD Carpentry and Building fulfil that requirement. We have now used them several times for both advice and removals and we have found them to be reliable and professional in their approach to this specialist work. Phil Hodges BSc. MRICS. Ridgeways Chartered Quantity Surveyors. Ian Shanks BSc (special). Lon Head of Housing Capital.

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M&D Carpentry - Links

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Tuesday 30 August 2016. This page will include links to other web sites that may be of interest to you.

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M&D Carpentry - Asbestos Surveys (Type 2)

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Tuesday 30 August 2016. Type 2: Standard Sampling, Identification and Assessment Survey. The purpose and procedures used in this survey are the same as for Type 1, except that representative samples are collected and analysed for the presence of asbestos. Samples from each type of suspect ACM found are collected and analysed to confirm or refute the surveyor's judgement.

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M&D Carpentry - Profile

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Tuesday 30 August 2016. M and D Carpentry Building Contractors Ltd are based in Redditch and we specialise in providing a total system for asbestos removal. As one of the areas leading asbestos consultants we provide a comprehensive range of services to ensure safe asbestos removal and we will undertake the whole project of removal from start to finish. Our services are available throughout the UK and carry out asbestos removal in domestic, commercial and industrial environments.

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M&D Carpentry - Building & Carpentry

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Tuesday 30 August 2016. We carry out all aspects of building work from the ground up. Please see some of our work below. If you would like more information on our building and restoration work, please wither fill out the enquiry form or emails us at info@mdcarpentry.co.uk. Site; Headless Cross, Redditch. Client; New Build. This new office development was designed and constructed by ourselves on the site of our former premises and is now occupied by a leading insurance broker. Start date Feb 2003.

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M&D Carpentry - Asbestos Surveys (Type 1)

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Tuesday 30 August 2016. Type 1: Location and Assessment Survey. All areas should be accessed and inspected as far as reasonably practicable (e.g. above false ceilings and inside risers, service ducts, lift shafts, etc) or must be presumed. Any material which can reasonably be expected to contain asbestos must be presumed to contain asbestos, and where it appears highly likely to contain asbestos, there should be a strong presumption. All materials which are presumed to contain asbestos must be assessed.