Asbestos Removal in Shellharbour

Dirt Werx delivers projects to the highest standards, offering customised service, quality workmanship and a strong commitment to safety.

30+

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Dwelling Demolitions

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Professional Asbestos Removal & Disposal

Asbestos removal in Shellharbour is essential for homes and workplaces where asbestos may still be present in roofs, walls or flooring. Exposure to asbestos fibres poses serious health risks, making licensed professionals vital for safe removal. With over 30 years of experience, Dirt Werx provides asbestos removal across residential, commercial and industrial sites. Our licensed team follows strict safety standards to identify, remove and dispose of asbestos responsibly.


We focus on efficiency and attention to detail, completing projects safely and on schedule. From renovations to full redevelopments, we make the process straightforward. Call (02) 4423 2824 today to arrange safe asbestos removal.

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Safe Practices & Lasting Peace of Mind

Shellharbour has many older homes and coastal buildings where asbestos may still be present. Our licensed team begins with detailed inspections and risk assessments, ensuring every removal plan suits the site’s specific conditions. From the first step through to clearance certificates, safety is at the centre of everything we do.

We apply industry-approved containment methods to stop fibres from spreading and use protective equipment designed for high-risk environments. All asbestos is sealed and taken to licensed facilities for responsible disposal. With transparent communication and a proven track record, we make asbestos removal a smooth process that leaves properties safe, compliant and ready for their next stage of use.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How dangerous is asbestos in older Shellharbour homes?

    Asbestos is common in homes built before 1990 and can be found in walls, roofs, flooring and fences. It isn’t dangerous if undisturbed, but cutting, sanding or breaking it can release harmful fibres into the air. Inhaling these fibres may cause serious illnesses, including lung cancer and mesothelioma. Licensed asbestos removal in Shellharbour ensures safe identification, removal and disposal, protecting both property owners and the wider community.

  • What regulations apply to asbestos removal in Shellharbour?

    All asbestos removal in Shellharbour must comply with SafeWork NSW standards and local council guidelines. Non-friable asbestos under 10 square metres can sometimes be removed without a licence, but anything larger requires licensed contractors. Friable asbestos, which easily crumbles and releases fibres, must always be managed by licensed removalists. Professional contractors handle permits, notifications and disposal, ensuring work is completed safely, legally and without delays that could affect your renovation or demolition schedule.

  • Can I remove asbestos myself?

    Removing asbestos without the right licence is strongly discouraged. While homeowners can legally remove up to 10 square metres of non-friable asbestos, it still carries significant health risks. Safe removal requires specialised equipment, protective gear and containment procedures. Licensed asbestos removalists in Shellharbour are trained to prevent fibre release and transport waste to approved facilities. Using professionals not only reduces danger but also guarantees compliance with strict legal and environmental requirements.

  • How long does asbestos removal take?

    The time required depends on the size of the site, the amount of asbestos present, and whether it is friable or non-friable. Small residential jobs may take a day, while larger commercial projects can take several days or weeks. Licensed asbestos removalists in Shellharbour prepare detailed plans before work begins, outlining the schedule and safety measures. This ensures property owners know exactly what to expect and can plan their projects accordingly.