Asbestos Roof Waterproofing,
Encapsulation & Repair

We can complete 1,000 square metres in under one week, with our team typically covering 800 square metres per day once application begins. This is 65-75% faster than traditional removal or re-roofing methods. The polyurea cures instantly—within seconds of application—providing immediate waterproofing. We can work 365 days a year, even in wet weather conditions, so there are no weather-related delays unlike traditional roofing methods.

Yes, absolutely. The Health & Safety Authority directly instructed us on this approved methodology. Spray encapsulation is the only legally approved method for treating asbestos roofs in-situ. Our system is BBA approved with the highest European fire rating (B Roof T4), and we require independent consultant verification before commencing any project. All our workers hold asbestos awareness certifications, and we maintain full compliance with all health and safety regulations. This isn't just legal—it's the recommended approach by regulatory authorities.

Our encapsulation system costs approximately 50% less than complete asbestos removal and replacement. You save on disposal fees (which require transport to other European countries), avoid business closure costs, eliminate temporary roofing expenses, and prevent weeks of lost production. Additionally, the included insulation upgrade reduces your heating and cooling costs by 20-30%, providing ongoing savings. The system essentially pays for itself through energy savings and avoided closure costs. We can provide a preliminary quote using just your Eircode and Google Maps—no site visit required initially.

No, undisturbed asbestos produces absolutely no dust or fibres. Asbestos is only harmful when it's broken or disturbed, releasing fibres into the air. Our encapsulation system permanently seals the asbestos from above, preventing any possibility of fibre release. If additional peace of mind is required, we can also apply closed-cell foam from underneath, creating double protection that exceeds all safety requirements. The key fact is: intact, sealed asbestos poses zero health risk to anyone in the building.