We ensure asbestos is safely removed first, so you can then demolish or dismantle.
A wall that needs to come out, a roof that needs replacing, a whole shed that is being demolished. Demolition work seems simple: you bring in a crane and you pull down what needs to come down. But anyone who has ever worked in an old building knows that something else comes first. Asbestos. And you don't let asbestos take you by surprise with a wrecking ball.
At Credim, we combine demolition work with asbestos removal. We don't do this one after the other as separate jobs, but as one continuous whole. First we map out where asbestos is located, then we remove it in the legally prescribed manner, and only then does the rest come out. This keeps the rubble clean and the process manageable.
Demolition work is disruptive. A panel breaks, a pipe tears, a ceiling comes down. With ordinary materials, that's not a problem, but with asbestos, fibrous dust is released. You breathe in those fibres, and you don't want to do that to anyone. That's why the law requires that asbestos be removed before demolition, and that may only be done by a licensed company such as Credim.
An asbestos inventory or an asbestos certificate from a certified expert tells you what is present. Based on that, we determine how to proceed. Sometimes a simple action suffices, for example with a corrugated roof in good condition. In other cases, we set up a hermetic zone or work with a glove bag. That depends on the material and its condition. We know all three techniques inside out and choose what is safest for you and our people.
For a private individual who wants to demolish an old garage, but also for a contractor renovating an industrial building, coordination is worth its weight in gold. You have one point of contact, one schedule, and one invoice. We handle the demolition notification and demolition follow-up plan. On industrial sites, we work with the safety coordinator and follow strict procedures. The same applies there: asbestos first, then demolition.
Our team is on site and ensures everything runs smoothly. We work with the right machinery and the right materials, and we clean up our own mess. After the asbestos removal, the demolition can begin.
Not every demolition is a large site. Sometimes an internal wall needs to come out or an old boiler needs to go, and there is asbestos insulation around the pipes. We are your partner in that case too. We look at what exactly needs to be done, remove the asbestos safely, and then demolish what needs to be demolished. The result is a bare space ready for the next step, whether that's a renovation or a new build.
Are you a professional and want to know how we work on larger projects? Take a look at our page on asbestos removal for professionals. There you can read about how we work on site and what to look out for.
Are you unsure whether there is asbestos in your building? Then first have an asbestos inventory drawn up by a certified expert. After that, we plan the removal and demolition together.
At Credim, we do things thoroughly, safely, and without detours. From the first inspection to the last load of rubble: you have one point of contact and a site that runs according to plan. Request a quote and we'll look together at what's needed to bring your project to a successful conclusion.
An expert visits, assesses the situation, and advises on the appropriate technique.
You receive a clear, no-obligation quote.
We seal off the area and remove the asbestos in accordance with legal regulations.
The asbestos is transported and processed in an airtight manner.
Recognised asbestos removal contractor with intensively trained staff.
Hermetic zone, glove bag, and simple handling in-house.
Strict containment and air measurements protect people and the environment.
A large team with years of experience: we act quickly for your site.
A recognised expert visits, assesses the situation, and gives you a clear, no-obligation proposal.
