Asbestos Surveys Craigentinny

Until the 1980's, asbestos was widely used for building materials that were fireproof and insulating. In 1999, it was outlawed. Asbestos fibres can increase the chance of getting a disease. Sometimes, it can take a while before symptoms of disease appear. After asbestos exposure, symptoms may appear 20-30 years later.

To determine if asbestos is present in buildings, we offer several asbestos surveys. We can make professional recommendations regarding asbestos-containing materials found in your buildings and help you to develop and implement an asbestos management program.

Our basic asbestos services starting at £65.00 + VAT, for laboratory testing of suspect material. Callouts begin from £125.00 + VAT

Additionally, we can perform specific asbestos removal work such as roof removals and demolitions of barns and garages throughout Scotland. Vinyl floorings can be removed, as well as artex and cement coatings.

Routine providers of Asbestos Management & Refurbishment/Demolition surveys for a wide range of requirements such as property sales (Solicitor requests) Refurbishment works, Health & safety audits, Domestic queries & Routine inspections

Give us a call at 0131 510 4765. Or, you can fill out the form to send an inquiry. We can provide an immediate quote and information so you are able to make an educated decision on your asbestos project. Read more about our services

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The first large house, built on moorland in 1604 was the first. Craigentinny Castle, later renamed Craigentinny House, is the name of this house. James Nisbet, a member of the Nisbet families and more closely associated with Dean House. Restalrig's Logan family purchased the land. William Miller bought the land in 1760. It was remodeled by David Rhind in 1849/50 for Christie Miller (William Miller's great-nephew)

The Council built a part of the neighborhood in 1932 with 520 homes and six shops. It was developed by Ebenezer James McRae and his crew using three-storey tenements.

There are churches and schools in the area that date back to the 1930s. These include Craigentinny Primary School, located on Loaning Road, which was built by Ebenezer James MacRae (1935), as well as St Christophers Church, which lies at Craigentinny Road's junction with Craigentinny Avenue, and was designed and constructed by James MacLachlan (1934).

One of the most unique structures in Craigentinny Marbles is the mausoleum for William Henry Miller (1789-1848), designed by David Rhind and featuring bas reliefs by Sir Alfred Gatley. It was eventually submerged by bungalows during the 1930s, and is now located on Craigentinny Crescent.