Asbestos Surveys in East Sussex
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Trusted Asbestos Surveyors in East Sussex
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Comprehensive Asbestos Services in East Sussex

Asbestos Surveys
We offer the full range of asbestos surveys in East Sussex to suit your specific requirements:
-Management Surveys are required for the ongoing occupation and maintenance of buildings
-Refurbishment & Demolition Surveys are essential before any intrusive works are carried out
-Reinspection Surveys are used to monitor the condition of known asbestos-containing materials
Our experienced surveyors ensure all work is completed in line with current legislation, helping you remain compliant and safe.

Asbestos Sample Analysis
Our UKAS accredited in-house laboratory provides fast, reliable asbestos sample testing.
-Bulk sample analysis for a wide range of materials
–Rapid turnaround times
-Clear certification confirming asbestos presence and type
-Expert guidance on next steps
Whether you require one-off testing or ongoing analysis, we deliver accurate results you can trust.

Asbestos Air Monitoring
We provide comprehensive asbestos air monitoring services across East Sussex to ensure safety during and after asbestos works. Our services include:
-4 Stage Clearance Testing
–Reassurance Testing
-Leak Testing
-Background Monitoring
-Personal Monitoring
-Contractor Compliance Checks
Our mobile laboratories allow us to deliver efficient on-site testing with fast results.
Why Choose Core Surveys in East Sussex?
- Over 18 years of industry experience
- UKAS Accredited (ISO/IEC 17020 & 17025)
- In-house laboratory for faster results
- Dedicated project coordinator for every client
- Competitive pricing with no compromise on quality
- Trusted by commercial, public and domestic clients
We work across a wide range of sectors including schools, hospitals, construction, local authorities and private homeowners.

Our East Sussex Head Office
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of asbestos survey do I need?
This depends on your situation. A management survey is suitable for occupied buildings, while refurbishment or demolition surveys are required before any intrusive works.
How much does an asbestos survey cost in East Sussex?
Costs vary depending on the size and type of property. Contact us for a tailored quote.
How quickly can you carry out a survey?
We aim to attend sites promptly and offer fast turnaround times on both surveys and sample analysis.
Are you UKAS accredited?
Yes, we are fully UKAS accredited to ISO/IEC 17020 and ISO/IEC 17025 standards.
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