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Rapid Asbestos Removals

Name: Rapid Asbestos Removals
Address: 411 Marmion Street, Myaree, WA, 6154, AU
Telephone: +61447467448
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Based in Perth, Western Australia. Rapid Asbestos Removals is a professional, experienced and trusted company.

Providing Asbestos Removal, Asbestos Disposal, Asbestos Testing and Asbestos Air Monitoring to both residential and commercial properties. Asbestos Removal and Disposal in Western Australia; you won't find better service or results.

10/11/2026

Asbestos in aquatic and leisure centres.

Many of WA's older swimming complexes and recreation centres were built when asbestos cement products were common. That means materials like eaves, wall sheeting and external cladding can still contain asbestos today.

We've completed removal work at aquatic and leisure facilities around Perth for asbestos found in the building materials and surrounding structures.

Public facilities bring their own challenges: high foot traffic, staff and visitors nearby, and tight windows for works. We plan removal around your operating hours, set up exclusion zones, and can coordinate an independent hygienist for air monitoring and clearance where it's required.

The result is safe, compliant removal with as little disruption to your patrons as possible.

Explore more: https://www.rapidasbestos.com.au/services/commercial/leisure-centre-asbestos-removal/

03/11/2026

Off-season works for sporting clubs.

With winter sport wrapped up, many football, hockey and netball clubs across Perth have a window to tackle maintenance before next season.

Older clubrooms, change rooms, canteens and storage sheds were often built with asbestos cement sheeting, eaves and roofing. If upgrades are on the cards, testing those materials before work begins keeps volunteers, members and contractors safe.

We work with clubs and their committees to:
🔹 Schedule removal around training and events
🔹 Coordinate independent clearance where required
🔹 Provide removal and disposal documentation for your committee, council or landlord

Planning now means the facility is ready when the season starts again.

Explore more: https://www.rapidasbestos.com.au/services/commercial/sporting-clubs-asbestos-removal/

27/10/2026

Harvest season and old farm sheds.

Plenty of farms across WA still have sheds, outbuildings and fencing made from asbestos cement. After decades of sun, wind and machinery knocking into them, a lot of that material is cracked, brittle or breaking down.

If you're planning to demolish, replace or repair older farm structures once harvest wraps up, have any suspect materials tested first. Weathered asbestos cement is more likely to release fibres when it's broken or disturbed.

We travel to regional properties across our service area, including the Wheatbelt and South West, for bonded (non-friable) asbestos removal. We handle removal, packaging and transport to a licensed disposal facility, and provide the paperwork to show it's been done properly and compliantly.

Explore more: https://www.rapidasbestos.com.au/services/commercial/farm-asbestos-removal/

20/10/2026

Meet the owners: Steven.

Steven co-founded Rapid Asbestos Removals with his long-time friend James, and he's still on site today.

He brings close to 20 years of full-time experience, including extensive HAZMAT experience and qualifications from demanding, high-pressure team roles. He also holds a diploma in Business Management.

Being owner-operated means one of the owners is on site for every job. When you work with us, you get the owner's direct number, and the person who quoted your job is the person accountable for it.

It keeps communication simple and standards consistent, from the first site visit through to the final paperwork.

Meet the team: https://www.rapidasbestos.com.au/about/team/steven-phoenix/

13/10/2026

Asbestos in the ground.

Asbestos isn't always attached to a building. On older sites, we regularly come across fragments buried in soil, left behind from old fences, demolished sheds or decades-old building waste.

Builders and garden contractors often find it during excavation, footings or garden work, when a shovel turns up broken grey sheeting.

If that happens:
- Stop work in that area
- Don't break, sweep or bag the fragments yourself
- Keep people and machinery away
- Have the material assessed before work resumes

Contaminated soil can spread across a site quickly when machinery keeps moving it around. Getting it assessed early protects your workers and keeps the rest of the project on schedule.

Read more on our blog: https://www.rapidasbestos.com.au/blog/asbestos-in-soil/

06/10/2026

Asbestos removal for fencing contractors.

If you install fences across Perth, you've probably started a job and found the old asbestos fence snapped off below ground level, with small fragments scattered through the soil.

It's one of the most common situations we deal with on fencing projects. Our team removes the bonded (non-friable) asbestos sheeting, including the buried sections, and leaves the line clean and ready for your install.

We can also work around the way you run your jobs:
🔹 Leaving the trench open if you're putting in a brick wall
🔹 Erecting temporary fencing as we go
🔹 Providing removal and disposal documentation for your records

Less digging and fewer surprises for your crew.

Explore more: https://www.rapidasbestos.com.au/services/commercial/fencing-contractors-asbestos-removal/

02/10/2026

Spring renovation season is here.

If you're planning to update a kitchen, bathroom or laundry in an older Perth home, it's worth knowing where asbestos tends to turn up before the first wall comes down.

In pre-1990s homes, we regularly find asbestos in:
🔹 Bathroom and laundry wall sheeting
🔹 Eaves and external fibro cladding
🔹 Vinyl flooring and the adhesive underneath
🔹 Fencing, sheds and roofing

One thing we see time and again: homeowners and trades often don't realise a material contains asbestos until the work has already started. You can't confirm asbestos by looking at it, so testing before you disturb anything is the safest first step.

Testing is free when we complete the removal work for you.

Read more on our blog: https://www.rapidasbestos.com.au/blog/where-is-asbestos-found-in-old-homes/

04/09/2026

Understanding asbestos in a building

Asbestos was widely used in construction for decades, which means many older buildings across WA may still contain asbestos materials.

It can be found in roofing, walls, flooring, insulation, and even adhesives. The key risk comes when these materials are disturbed, releasing harmful fibres into the air.

If your building contains ACM (asbestos-containing materials), it doesn’t always mean immediate danger. But any renovation, maintenance, or damage needs to be handled carefully and professionally.

Knowing where asbestos may be hiding and what to do next is essential for keeping your property safe and compliant.

Learn more: https://www.rapidasbestos.com.au/blog/understanding-asbestos-in-a-building/

01/09/2026

What is a popcorn ceiling?

Popcorn ceilings, also known as textured or acoustic ceilings, were commonly used in homes built before the 1990s.

They have a rough, bumpy finish and were popular for hiding imperfections and reducing noise.

The concern is that some older popcorn ceilings may contain asbestos. If disturbed during renovations, repairs, or removal, harmful fibres can be released into the air.

If your home has a popcorn ceiling and you’re planning any work, it’s important to have it tested before touching it.

Learn more or get it checked properly by a licensed professional.

26/08/2026

Asbestos information: What you need to know

Asbestos was widely used in Australian buildings for decades due to its strength and affordability. If your property was built or renovated before 31 December 2003, there’s a strong chance asbestos may be present.

In WA, over 90% of homes built before 1984 contained asbestos materials, often in roofing, walls, flooring, and more.

The risk comes when asbestos is disturbed. Fibres can become airborne and lead to serious diseases like asbestosis and mesothelioma, often decades after exposure.

If you’re planning any work on your property, always check before you disturb materials.

Learn more: https://www.rapidasbestos.com.au/about/asbestos-information/

Address

411 Marmion Street
Myaree, WA
6154

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 5pm
Tuesday	7am - 5pm
Wednesday	7am - 5pm
Thursday	7am - 5pm
Friday	7am - 5pm
Saturday	7am - 1pm

Telephone

+61447467448

Website

http://rapidasbestos.com.au/

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