Service

Asbestos Remediation

Professional asbestos remediation in Berlin per TRGS 519: firmly and loosely bound asbestos, with clearance testing.

Scope

What's included

01

Remediation of firmly bound asbestos

02

Remediation of loosely bound asbestos

03

Asbestos roof and facade panel removal

04

Floor-Flex and cushion-vinyl flooring

05

Containment with negative pressure

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Expert qualification per TRGS 519

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Hazardous waste disposal with documentation

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Clearance measurement by independent lab

Cost guide

What does asbestos remediation cost?

Costs depend on area, material (e.g. roof panels, floor coverings, sprayed asbestos), disposal class and accessibility. Every remediation follows TRGS 519. A fixed price after a free on-site inspection is binding.

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Details

Asbestos Remediation in Berlin and Brandenburg

Lula Bau GmbH is your qualified partner for asbestos remediation in Berlin and Brandenburg. Buildings constructed before the 1993 asbestos ban often contain asbestos materials. Professional removal is legally required before any demolition or renovation.

At a Glance

Qualified per TRGS 519
Firmly and loosely bound asbestos
Clearance testing included
Complete disposal documentation
Demolition Association Member · Fixed Prices · Free Consultation

In Germany only a company holding a TRGS 519 competence certificate may carry out

asbestos remediation. We do the work in house and notify every job to LAGetSi, Berlin's

occupational safety authority.

Small-scale works or full remediation

Small scaleLarger scale
Typical caseindividual cement sheets, small floor arearoof area, whole storey, sprayed asbestos
Work arealocally contained, low dustsealed enclosure
Negative pressureusually not requiredmandatory
Airlocksnopersonnel and material airlock
Clearance testdependsalways before release

Which material, which method

MaterialBindingTypically inApproach
Corrugated cement roof sheetsfirmly boundhalls, garages, outbuildingsdismantle intact, never break or cut
Facade panelsfirmly boundpost-war and prefab blocksrelease panel by panel
Floor-Flex and cushion vinylfirmly bound, adhesive often looseflats from the 1960s onthe adhesive is the critical part
Sprayed asbestosloosely boundsteel beams, plant roomsfull remediation in an enclosure
Lightweight boardsloosely boundfire protection claddingfull remediation, boards crumble easily

How a full remediation runs

1.Survey and sampling by an accredited laboratory, not by the contractor doing the work.
2.Remediation plan and notification to LAGetSi.
3.Sealing of the work area.
4.Negative pressure maintained through HEPA-filtered extraction.
5.Personnel and material airlocks.
6.Removal under protective equipment.
7.Fine cleaning, then measurement.
8.Clearance testing and release.
9.Disposal as hazardous waste with full documentation.

Clearance testing

An independent accredited laboratory measures the airborne fibre concentration. The area

is released only when the limit of 500 fibres per cubic metre is met. You receive the

release record and the disposal documentation, both of which you need when selling,

letting or applying for funding.

Who carries the duty

The client or owner is responsible, not the tradesperson who happens to find it. Anyone

converting or demolishing a building predating the German asbestos ban of 1993 must

establish beforehand whether asbestos-containing materials are present. The same

principle applies to mineral wool installed before 1996 under TRGS 521.

Together with demolition or gutting

For buildings predating 1993 remediation is almost always the first step rather than an

extra: hazardous materials have to come out before

gutting and demolition. For PCB,

mineral wool and other substances alongside asbestos see

hazardous material remediation.

Process

How Your Project Works

Step 1

Sampling and laboratory analysis

Step 2

Remediation plan and authority notification

Step 3

Containment and negative pressure

Step 4

Asbestos removal under protective equipment

Step 5

Clearance measurement and disposal

Projects

712+

Berlin Districts

12

Years Experience

29+

Association-certified

100%

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does asbestos remediation cost?

Costs depend on the type (firmly or loosely bound) and quantity of asbestos and the containment effort. Firmly bound asbestos cement boards are cheaper to remove than loosely bound sprayed asbestos. You receive a transparent fixed-price quote after an inspection.

What is the difference between firmly and loosely bound asbestos?

Firmly bound asbestos (e.g. asbestos cement) holds the fibres in a hard matrix. The risk arises mainly when breaking or drilling. Loosely bound asbestos (sprayed asbestos, insulation) releases fibres under slight stress and is far more dangerous; remediation requires a sealed containment zone.

Is asbestos remediation mandatory?

Yes. Before demolition or renovation of a building constructed before 1993, asbestos must be surveyed and any asbestos found must be professionally remediated per TRGS 519 before work continues.

How long does asbestos remediation take?

Small-scale works such as individual cement sheets are often done in a day. A full remediation inside a sealed enclosure takes several days to weeks, because sealing, negative pressure, fine cleaning and independent clearance testing are added.

Do you also remediate mineral fibres (KMF)?

Yes. Besides asbestos, we also remove and dispose of man-made mineral fibres (KMF) such as old glass and rock wool insulation installed until 2000. Asbestos and KMF often occur together, so we remediate both in one go.

Service Areas

Asbestos Remediation across Berlin

We operate in all Berlin districts and throughout Germany.

Your Project

Do you have a demolition project?

Contact us for a free consultation and a non-binding fixed-price quote. We will get back to you within 24 hours.

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