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SYDNEY Head Office
4/8 Lilian Fowler Place
Marrickville NSW 2204
(02) 8021 1784

QUEENSLAND Office
23 Aranda Street
Slacks Creek QLD 4127
(07) 2145 6581

Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm
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Perfect Contracting

Asbestos & Hazmat Removal Sydney & NSW | Class A & B

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    Asbestos and Hazmat Removal in Sydney and NSW

    Class A and B licensed removal on commercial, industrial and government sites, with notifications, air monitoring and clearance certificates handled for you.

    • Class A (friable) and Class B licensed
    • After fire and emergency hazmat response
    • Contaminated soil, buried waste and tank removal
    • Lead paint removal including laser
    • Commercial and industrial only
    Or call now: 02 8015 6345

    Sydney head office. Crews across NSW and the ACT.

    Perfect Contracting excavators operating behind controlled site fencing during ACM remediation and bulk earthworks in Western SydneyWide view of staged bulk excavation and earthworks on an ACM remediation site in Western Sydney

    Discovery does not stop the job. Because we hold the licences ourselves, finding material mid works means we keep going instead of standing your site down while another contractor mobilises.

    What we remove

    Friable asbestos (Class A)

    Pipe lagging, sprayed limpet and loose fill under full enclosure with negative air and clearance monitoring.

    Bonded asbestos (Class B)

    Roof sheeting, cladding, vinyl and eaves with notifications and waste tracking.

    After fire and emergency

    Fire damaged buildings where asbestos, ash and structural risk are mixed together.

    Lead paint and coatings

    Stripped from steel and concrete, including laser removal where blasting is not viable.

    Contaminated soil

    Excavation, classification, transport and disposal with full chain of custody.

    Underground storage tanks

    Removal, cleaning, gas freeing and validation for depots and service stations.

    Where we work across NSW and the ACT

    Sydney metro

    CBD towers, Marrickville head office and yard, plus the inner west and eastern suburbs. Most of our work sits here.

    Western Sydney and Parramatta

    Industrial estates, warehousing, schools and the Aerotropolis corridor.

    Newcastle and the Hunter

    Port, industrial and health projects. Regional crews with their own plant.

    Wollongong and the Illawarra

    University, steelworks corridor and commercial refurbishment.

    Central Coast

    Gosford and Tuggerah commercial and retail projects.

    Canberra and the ACT

    Government, defence and university work, including security cleared sites.

    "The cleanest demolition site they have ever seen."

    Estimating Manager at Quadric, on a recent Perfect Contracting job.

    Questions we get asked

    What is the difference between Class A and Class B?

    Class B covers bonded material such as roof sheeting. Class A is required for friable material such as pipe lagging and loose fill. We hold both.

    Where does the waste go?

    To a licensed landfill approved to receive it, with waste tracking documentation provided to you.

    Do you handle the notifications?

    Yes. We lodge notifications, provide the control plan, arrange independent air monitoring and issue clearance certificates.

    How quickly can you respond to an emergency?

    Call us. For fire damage or an urgent find we can usually have someone on site same or next day.

    Do you remove asbestos from houses?

    We work on commercial, industrial and government sites rather than homeowner jobs.

    Found asbestos on site?

    Send the hazmat report or photos and we will price the removal with a methodology.

    Call 02 8015 6345

    Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flagsPerfect Contracting acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as Traditional Custodians of the country on which we live and work. We pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians and Elders past, present and future, and honour their connection to the land and ongoing contribution to society.