We identify and remove asbestos-laced textures—stipple, popcorn, or panels – safely, cleanly, and compliantly.

We remove:

We handle removal of all asbestos-containing ceiling textures, including:

• Textured & Decorative Coatings: Spray-applied finishes from the 1950s -1980s, Chrysotile-based decorative coatings, Painted or plastered-over textures, Ceiling finishes applied with jointing compound
• Common Names & Descriptions: Popcorn ceilings, Swirl ceilings, Cottage cheese ceilings, Sack finish ceilings, Shimmer ceilings, Flock ceilings, Asbestos paint, Decorative coatings, Asbestos jointing compound
• We can scrape 99.99% of textured ceilings.

From corporate offices to schools, Hazard Pro Removals delivers asbestos removal. We identify, assess, and support safe management of asbestos roofs across residential and commercial properties. tailored to individual project.

We remove:

• Asbestos roof material
• Super Six sheets
• Decramastic pressed tiles
• Insulation, lagging, soffits, pipework
• Common materials: Mighty Pipe, Monier, A.C Pipes, Fibrolite, Durock, Decro, Pressed Tile, Bitumen Tile, Super Six, Super6, Coverline, and Bristol.

Fibre cement in older buildings often hides asbestos. We locate, assess, and remove it safely – protecting your site

We remove:

We handle removal of all types of asbestos-containing fibre cement products, including:

• Exterior cladding: Flat sheet cladding (e.g. HardieTex, Fibrolite, Supertex), Textured fibre cement panels, Weatherboard-style fibre cement products, and more
• Baseboards & Soffits: Fibre cement baseboards and skirting, Soffits and eaves, Gable ends and boxed corners
• Decking & Fencing: Decking boards and balustrades, Fibre cement fence panels
• Common materials: Fibrolite, Durock, Coverline, Highline, Villaboard, and Versilux

Older vinyl, lino, and adhesives often contain hidden asbestos. We identify and remove flooring safely and compliantly

We remove:

We handle removal of all asbestos-containing flooring, including:

• Thermoplastic tiles: Thermoplastic tiles are early plastic-based floor coverings that often contain bonded asbestos, commonly found in pre-1980s homes and commercial buildings across New Zealand.
• Vinyl / Lino paper backing: Vinyl and lino flooring installed before the 1980s often contains asbestos in the paper backing layer, posing serious health risks when disturbed or removed.
• Historic brand names: Armstrong, Forbo, Gerflor, Icopal, Kensington, Noddy, Polyflor, Shaw Industries, Solco, Tarkett, and Terrazzo.

We manage asbestos risks during demolition and soil works identifying & remediating structures and ground.

DEMOLITION

Demolition of buildings constructed before the 1990s often involves asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) hidden in ceilings, walls, flooring, and cladding. Disturbing these materials without licensed removal can release hazardous fibres into the air and soil – creating serious health and legal risks.

SOIL

Soil contamination occurs when asbestos fragments or fibres enter the ground – often due to demolition, illegal dumping, fire damage, or historical building waste. Contaminated soil must be remediated under NZ regulations before development, sale, or landscaping.

We restore contaminated sites to safe, compliant condition—removing asbestos dust & residues with precision.

CONTAMINATION

Environmental contamination occurs when asbestos fibres are released into the air and settle onto surfaces throughout a property – including carpets, curtains, ducting, furniture, and wall linings.

This can happen during renovation, demolition, fire, flood, or any disturbance of asbestos-containing materials.

Unlike visible debris, asbestos contamination is microscopic and invisible to the naked eye. Once airborne, fibres can linger in indoor environments for days or weeks, posing serious health risks to occupants.