IRM Roofing in Walsall was tasked to carry out asbestos roof replacement in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, on behalf of a local property maintenance company. Moss and overgrowth of vegetation from trees, seedlings and lichen had grown into the existing 200 square metre asbestos cement roof, making it porous.
We dispatched an IRM Roofing three man team over a one week period to strip off the existing low risk asbestos cement roof (containing 10% chrysotile), load into specified skip for removal from site by registered waste company, and replace with metal roof cladding containing anti-condensation layer (non-drip roof panels eliminating condensation) at the request of the client.
During the works, the overgrowth of trees needed cutting back and some roof timbers had rotted and needed replacing. A barrier tape was also required for the timber to stop the moisture being sucked from the wood onto the anti-drip material. Extra care was taken along the 35 metre long all connected roof not to impede tenants or harm their belongings that were stored inside the garages.
Below are photos from the asbestos roof replacement in Sutton Coldfield. To enquire about IRM Roofing undertaking asbestos roof replacement or commercial roofing repairs in your area, please get in touch. We serve commercial customers across the West Midlands.
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Garages roofing before work started, showing the moss and growth that had embedded into the low risk asbestos cement roofing.
The first asbestos cement panels removed and new metal roof sheet fixed in place, with IRM Roofing operative sticking barrier tape to the roof joist.
As each asbestos cement panel was removed, new plastisol coated steel profiled sheeting was fixed in its place.
Each of the old low risk asbestos cement roof panels were removed and disposed of into a specific skip provided by a registered waste company.
Where the roof stepped up, a flashing joint was installed to join the two roof levels, providing protection along with a quality finish.
A completed view of the 3 metre high, 35 metre long and 6 metre wide metal cladding roof in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham.
A different view of the completed metal cladding roof. A flashing was installed at the top of the slope detail, to prevent animals / birds getting inside.