Class B asbestos roof removal
Asbestos Roof Removal, Sydney — Licensed Class B
Super six and corrugated cement roofing removed safely by a licensed Class B crew — contained, hand-removed, Form 65 lodged and lawfully disposed of, with dockets. One accountable contractor, inspection to clearance.
- Licensed AD214755
- Form 65 Lodged
- EPA-Licensed Disposal
- Sydney-Wide
Certified
WHS prequalified · ID 97024
Transparent pricing
Asbestos Roof Removal Cost — On the Page, No Guessing
Asbestos roof removal
Licensed removal, Form 65 lodgement where required, and EPA-licensed disposal with dockets.
From $2,500
Prices ex GST. Final price is confirmed with a fixed, itemised quote after a site inspection — roof size, access and sheeting condition all affect the number. No hidden fees, no “call for a price.” Not sure if it’s even asbestos? Get it tested first.
A fibro roof is 100 m² or more — well past the DIY limit, so the 2027 scheme won’t change who removes it. Here’s the detail on roof asbestos and the NSW free disposal trial.
Every roof, the same standard
What’s Included
One licensed contractor across the whole job — containment, careful removal, lawful disposal and the paperwork that proves it was done properly.
- Licensed Class B removal crew
- Containment & safe hand-removal
- Form 65 notification where required
- Double-wrapped ACM disposal with dockets
- Independent hygienist clearance arranged
- Photo documentation on completion
What we remove
Asbestos Roofing We Remove
Licensed Class B removal of bonded (non-friable) asbestos-cement roofing — residential and commercial, across Sydney.
Super six & corrugated cement
The classic profiled asbestos-cement roof sheeting on homes, sheds and commercial buildings.
Flat fibro roofing
Flat asbestos-cement sheeting over verandahs, lean-tos, carports and outbuildings.
Ridge capping & gutters
Asbestos-cement ridge caps, barge boards and moulded guttering removed with the roof.
Garage & shed roofing
Detached garage, shed and awning roofs — a common, contained roof-removal job.
Bonded (non-friable) roofing only. This is Class B work — HazWreck’s licensed specialty (SafeWork NSW Class B Licence AD214755). If a roof is degraded or found to be friable, we stop, advise you, and don’t proceed outside our Class B licence. Not sure what you’ve got? Test it first, or see our full asbestos removal service.
How it works
Roof Removal, Step by Step
Assessment & fixed quote
We inspect (on site or from your photos), confirm the roof is bonded, and send a clear, itemised fixed-price quote.
Form 65 lodged
Where the job requires it, we lodge the SafeWork NSW Form 65 notification — minimum five calendar days before works start.
Containment & removal
We set up controls and remove the sheeting by hand wherever possible — never power-cut dry — to keep fibres contained.
Double-wrapped & disposed
All asbestos is double-wrapped, labelled and taken to an EPA-licensed facility, with disposal dockets provided.
Clean, clear & clearance
Site left clean and ready for its next stage, with photo documentation and an independent hygienist clearance arranged.
Recent roof job
705m² Roof — Artarmon
705m² of bonded asbestos roof sheeting removed by hand, double-wrapped and tracked for lawful disposal — and the roof tarped and made weather-tight between shifts, so the building stayed protected.
- Large-format commercial roof
- Removed by hand — never power-cut dry
- Double-wrapped, labelled & tracked
- Tarped down & weather-tight
Storm or weather damage?
Fast Response for Damaged Asbestos Roofing
Storm-damaged, cracked or deteriorating asbestos roofing is exactly when fibres can become airborne — and exactly when it needs urgent, safe removal. Don’t disturb it further. Call us and we’ll get a licensed crew to make it safe, remove it and dispose of it lawfully.
Old Roof Gone, New Roof Sorted
One Call for the Whole Job — Not Just the Asbestos Part
Getting an asbestos roof removed is only half the job — most people are then left to find and vet a roofing contractor themselves. HazWreck can make that easier. Once your old asbestos roof is safely removed and disposed of, we’ll connect you with trusted, independent roofing contractors so you can get competitive quotes for your replacement — Colorbond, tile, or whatever you’re after. No cold-calling roofers, no starting from scratch.
Roof replacement and installation works are carried out by independent licensed roofing contractors — not part of HazWreck’s asbestos removal scope.
Why HazWreck
Licensed, Insured, Accountable
HazWreck holds SafeWork NSW Class B Asbestos Removal Licence AD214755, is fully insured, and works to NSW WHS Regulations on every roof — contained, hand-removed, lawfully disposed of with dockets.
One accountable contractor from inspection through to an independent hygienist clearance — so a regulated, frightening problem is simply handled, properly.
- Class B Licence AD214755
- Fully insured
- ABN 63 688 823 789
- EPA-licensed disposal + dockets
- Independent hygienist clearance arranged
Sydney-wide
Asbestos Roof Removal Across Sydney
HazWreck removes asbestos roofing right across the Sydney metro area — from our base in Homebush — including the Inner West, Eastern Suburbs, North Shore, Northern Beaches, Hills District, Western Sydney, South West Sydney, the Sutherland Shire and the St George area. Not sure if we cover your suburb? Call 0418 882 285.
Good questions
Asbestos Roof Removal Sydney — Frequently Asked Questions
How much does asbestos roof removal cost in Sydney?
From $2,500, including licensed removal, Form 65 notification where required, and disposal to an EPA-licensed facility with dockets. Final price is confirmed with a fixed, itemised quote after a site inspection — roof size, access and sheeting condition all affect the price.
What type of asbestos roofing do you remove?
Bonded (non-friable) cement sheeting — super six, corrugated roofing, ridge capping and flat fibro sheeting on homes, garages and sheds. This is Class B work, HazWreck’s licensed specialty. If a roof is degraded or found to be friable, we stop, advise you, and don’t proceed outside our Class B licence.
Do you replace the roof after removing the asbestos?
HazWreck is licensed for asbestos removal and demolition, not roofing installation. Once your old roof is safely removed, we’ll connect you with trusted, independent roofing contractors so you can get competitive quotes for the replacement — one point of contact to get the whole job moving, without us stepping outside our licence.
Do I need council approval to remove an asbestos roof?
Licensed removal itself doesn’t generally need council approval, but a Form 65 notification is lodged with SafeWork NSW where the job requires it (minimum five calendar days’ notice). If your project also involves a rebuild or renovation, check with your builder or council on separate approvals for that work.
Is it safe to leave an asbestos roof in place?
A bonded asbestos roof in good, undisturbed condition is generally low-risk. The danger starts when it’s damaged, cracked, drilled or disturbed — including by storm damage or age — which is when fibres can become airborne. If your roof is deteriorating or storm-damaged, don’t disturb it further; get it assessed.
How long does asbestos roof removal take?
Most residential roofs are removed within a day once containment is set up, though timing depends on roof size and access. Form 65 notification (where required) needs a minimum five calendar days’ notice before works can start, so factor that into your timeline.
Get a free fixed quote
Send Photos for a Fast Roof Quote
Licensed, insured, fixed price — we handle the Form 65 and lawful disposal for you. Send a few photos of the roof and your suburb and we’ll come back with a clear, itemised quote.
- Fixed price — no surprises
- Form 65 lodged for you
- EPA-licensed disposal + dockets
- Fast response, Sydney-wide