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Over the last few months, Danguard has carried out a significant number of asbestos re-inspections across the region. These follow-up assessments are a crucial part of managing asbestos safely and ensuring that dutyholders remain fully compliant with UK legislation. While many organisations understand the need for an initial asbestos survey, Read more

When most people think of asbestos, they picture large industrial buildings or commercial sites built decades ago. While it is true that asbestos was commonly used in factories and warehouses, what often comes as a surprise is just how many domestic properties still contain asbestos today. In fact, until its Read more

At Danguard, we are proud of our reputation for reliable and thorough asbestos surveys.  We are now preparing for upcoming surveys scheduled in Northamptonshire, Chippenham, and Bath, travelling further afield to new areas to support a broad range of clients.  These upcoming projects highlight not only our expanding client base Read more

Asbestos may no longer be used in modern construction, but its presence in older buildings continues to pose significant health dangers.  When disturbed, asbestos materials can release tiny fibres into the air that may result in serious illnesses when inhaled.  This makes asbestos surveys essential for identifying and managing potential Read more

At Danguard, we recently carried out asbestos surveys for around 20 farms part of a rural partnership in Dorset.  As many agricultural buildings were constructed when asbestos was still widely used, asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) are often present.  This makes the expertise of professional asbestos surveyors essential in identifying potential risks. Barns, storage Read more

Asbestos surveys play an essential role in property management, ensuring that any potential hazards are identified and addressed.  Danguard has recently completed asbestos surveys across 30 properties for a trust based in Wimborne.  This variety of properties, including public houses and country estates, illustrates the potential presence of asbestos in Read more

Netflix is suing a north Londo studio for more than £200,000 over claims production of period drama Bridgerton had to be moved because of fears asbestos would fall on the set. The firm signed a £2million-a-year deal to use Neasden Studios for the creation of the eight-part series, set in Regency London and starring Dame Julie Read more