May 29th, 2026
What is an Asbestos Register? And Why Do You Need One?
Once asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) have been identified within a building, it’s important to keep an accurate record of where they […]
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Circa £200k
Wigan International Swimming Pool
Malrod carried out the entire asbestos removal to Wigan International Swimming Pool.
This involved the entire ceiling area of A.I.B of the main pool. The whole area had to be scaffolded to gain access and provide a suitable working platform over the pool area.
A.I.B removal was also carried out to the changing room ceilings, communal areas and corridors.
Asbestos insulation to pipework and vessels was further carried out within the Plant Room and Boiler Room areas.
Circa £200k
HMS Intrepid
Malrod carried out asbestos removal throughout the former Royal Navy vessel when in dry dock at Liverpool. Asbestos insulation was removed from pipework in numerous locations and from funnel areas and engine rooms.
A.I.B was removed from numerous cabin areas, kitchens, corridors, walls and ceilings throughout the vessel.
The vessel was de-commissioned, dismantled and scrapped following the asbestos removal contract.
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"I recently asked Malrod to remove an Asbestos roof. They were flexible about start date which was great because my scaffolding contractor was a week late. The guys who carried out the work were friendly and worked to 7pm on the final day to get the job done."
Will Perrott
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"I recently asked Malrod to remove an Asbestos roof. They were flexible about start date which was great because my scaffolding contractor was a week late. The guys who carried out the work were friendly and worked to 7pm on the final day to get the job done."
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"Excellent service, the guys that removed my asbestos was polite, chatty & very helpful, thank you so much, very much appreciated. Would highly recommend"
Karen Summers
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