Need an asbestos survey in Salford? We are HSG Surveys Ltd — BOHS and P402-qualified asbestos surveyors covering Salford, Eccles, Worsley, Swinton, Pendlebury, Walkden, Irlam and the surrounding M postcode area as part of our wider North of England service. We carry out management surveys and refurbishment surveys for homeowners, landlords and businesses, and we give you a clear, straightforward report you can actually act on.
Free, no-obligation quotes — usually back to you the same day
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Whether you are buying a property in Salford and want peace of mind before exchange, or have discovered suspect materials during a DIY project, we will give you an honest assessment without overcomplicating it.
If you let out a property in Salford built before 2000, you have a legal duty under CAR 2012 to manage the risk of asbestos. We hold the P405 qualification in Managing Asbestos in Buildings, so we can carry out the survey and help you put a compliant management plan in place.
Offices, warehouses, industrial units, retail premises. If your Salford building is older, an asbestos survey is not just good practice — it is often a legal requirement. We work around your schedule where we can.
Call us for a free, no-obligation quote — no hidden costs.
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We carry out all types of asbestos surveys for residential, commercial and industrial properties across Salford and the surrounding M3 / M5–M7 / M27–M28 area. Whether you are a homeowner planning renovation work, a landlord with a legal duty to manage asbestos, or a contractor preparing for demolition, we can help.
A management survey identifies asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) that could be disturbed during normal use or maintenance, and produces a written asbestos register and management plan. For most non-domestic premises this is a legal requirement under CAR 2012.
Before any refurbishment, extension or demolition work begins on a building constructed before 2000, a refurbishment and demolition survey is a legal requirement. This more intrusive survey locates all ACMs in areas to be disturbed, including those concealed within floors, walls, ceilings and roof spaces.
Where there is uncertainty about whether a specific material contains asbestos, we can take samples and have them analysed by an accredited laboratory. Particularly useful when buying or selling a property or when a surveyor has flagged a suspect material.
Not sure which survey you need? Just call us — we will point you in the right direction.
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We cover Salford and the surrounding M postcode area. If you are not sure whether we cover your exact location, just call us.
| Area / Town | Postcodes | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Salford city centre, Ordsall, Langworthy, Seedley, Weaste, Pendleton | M3, M5, M6 | This page |
| Swinton, Pendlebury, Walkden, Little Hulton | M27, M28 | This page |
| Eccles, Patricroft, Barton | M30 | This page |
| Irlam, Cadishead | M44 | This page |
| Manchester city centre and inner M postcodes | M1–M4 | Asbestos Surveys in Manchester |
| Trafford, Altrincham | M32–M33, WA14 | Asbestos Surveys in Trafford & Altrincham |
Not on the list? Call us anyway — we cover a wide area across the North of England.
Salford has one of the most significant and varied building stocks in the North West. The city grew alongside Manchester during the Industrial Revolution and retains a large proportion of Victorian and Edwardian terraced housing in Ordsall, Langworthy, Seedley, Weaste and Pendleton. Post-war residential development across Swinton, Pendlebury, Walkden and Little Hulton, and a significant stock of older commercial and warehouse premises throughout the area, all carry a real risk of containing asbestos. The Salford Quays and MediaCity development sits alongside a major stock of older former dockside and warehouse buildings where asbestos is commonly present.
| Area / Building Type | Common ACM Risk |
|---|---|
| Victorian and Edwardian terraces — Ordsall, Langworthy, Seedley, Weaste, Pendleton (M5, M6) | Artex, thermoplastic floor tiles, insulation boards, pipe lagging |
| Post-war housing — Swinton, Pendlebury, Walkden, Little Hulton (M27, M28) | Artex ceilings, floor tiles, textured wall finishes |
| Former dockside commercial and warehouse buildings, Salford Quays area (M5) | Structural insulation, pipe lagging, ceiling tiles, industrial cladding |
| Eccles, Patricroft, Barton (M30) | Artex, floor tiles, insulation board |
| Irlam, Cadishead (M44) | Artex, insulation board, asbestos cement outbuildings |
Concerned about asbestos in your Salford property? Get a free quote today.
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An Asbestos Management Survey was carried out at 65 Seedley Road, Salford. Seedley is typical of the Victorian and Edwardian terraced housing found across much of Salford, where Artex coatings, thermoplastic floor tiles and insulation boards are commonly present. A management survey identifies all ACMs present and produces a written asbestos register — an essential starting point for any landlord, managing agent or duty holder with management obligations over a pre-2000 property. We carried out the survey and delivered a clear, compliant written report promptly.
Asbestos management survey carried out by HSG Surveys at 65 Seedley Road, Salford.
A full refurbishment and demolition survey is a legal requirement before any intrusive works. Former dockside commercial and warehouse buildings in Salford are high-risk for asbestos — structural insulation, pipe lagging and industrial fittings frequently contain asbestos-containing materials.
Yes. HMO landlords responsible for properties with common areas built before 2000 have a legal duty under CAR 2012. Victorian and Edwardian terraces in Ordsall, Langworthy and Seedley regularly contain asbestos-containing materials.
Yes. Post-war housing in Swinton, Pendlebury and Walkden is among the highest-risk nationally for asbestos. Artex coatings, thermoplastic floor tiles and insulation boards are all commonly found.
Finding asbestos does not automatically mean it needs to be removed. ACMs that are in good condition and not being disturbed can often be safely managed in place. Our report clearly explains what was found, its condition, and what action if any is recommended.
Give us a call or fill in the contact form below. Tell us a bit about your property and what you are looking to do, and we will come back to you quickly with a no-obligation quote. Most surveys can be booked within a few days, and you will have your report shortly after.
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No hidden costs — just a clear survey, a clear report, and straightforward advice on what to do next.