#1 Asbestos Floor Removals in Perth

We Safely Remove Asbestos Flooring across Perth Metro and Greater WA

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Licensed & Insured

WA Asbestos Licence Holder.

WorkSafe Compliant

Exceeding all safety regulations.

Safe Disposal

Documented, compliant waste handling.

Experienced Team

Decades of combined expertise.

Where Asbestos Hides in Your Floors

If your property was built or renovated before the late 1980s, you could be living above asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). These were extremely common in Australian construction due to their durability and fire resistance.

High-Risk Flooring Materials:

Vinyl Floor Tiles – Especially 9-inch or 12-inch square tiles, often in kitchens and bathrooms
Vinyl Sheet Flooring (Lino) – Popular in wet areas like laundries and bathrooms
Black Mastic Adhesive – The black tar-like glue used to bond flooring contains high levels of asbestos
Cork Tiles and Backing – Often contained asbestos in the bonding layer
Compressed Sheet Underlays – Hidden beneath newer flooring installations
Floor Leveling Compounds – Used to smooth concrete before tiling

The danger multiplies when: Tiles are broken, sanded, drilled, scraped, or torn up during DIY renovations. Even professional contractors without asbestos training can unknowingly release deadly fibres.

Professional Asbestos Floor Removal

Our asbestos floor removal service extends across Western Australia. Our office and administration hub is Based in Perth; we have teams and expertise to work throughout WA – from residential properties to major commercial facilities. We handle asbestos floor removal projects of all sizes, from single-room bathroom renovations to complete commercial building strip-outs. Understanding that each property has unique challenges, we develop customised removal strategies that minimise disruption and maximise safety for your home, business, or project.

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Residential Homes & Units

Kitchen, bathroom, and laundry floor removal with family-friendly scheduling

Office Buildings & Corporate Spaces

Professional floor removal with minimal business disruption and after-hours options

Restaurants & Commercial Kitchens

Fast turnaround removal to get your business back to service quickly

Industrial & Warehouse Facilities

Large-scale floor removal for factories, workshops, and storage areas

Schools & Educational Facilities

Safe removal during school holidays and off-peak periods

Heritage & Character Homes

Careful removal preserving property character and historical features

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Don't Risk It: DIY vs. Professional Removal

Attempting to remove asbestos yourself can have devastating consequences. See the difference a professional team makes.

The Risk of DIY Removal	The Dingo Services Solution
Widespread Contamination: Breaking asbestos sheets releases invisible fibres that can contaminate your entire property, home, and soil.	Full Site work safe compliance: Depending on the job type we use plastic sheeting and negative air pressure units to completely seal the work area, ensuring fibres are contained.
Severe Health Risks: Inhaling asbestos fibres can lead to incurable diseases like asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma years later.	Expert Handling & PPE: Our trained crews use specialised techniques (like wetting materials) and wear full personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent fibre release.
Illegal Disposal & Fines: Asbestos cannot be thrown in your regular bin. Improper disposal leads to hefty fines and harms the environment.	Licensed, Documented Disposal: We safely transport and dispose of all asbestos waste at a licensed facility, providing you with full documentation.
Incomplete Cleanup: Household vacuums cannot capture microscopic asbestos fibres and will only spread them further.	Professional Decontamination: We use specialized H-Class HEPA filter vacuums to thoroughly clean the area, ensuring it's safe for your family.

The Risk of DIY Removal

Widespread Contamination: Breaking asbestos sheets releases invisible fibres that can contaminate your entire property, home, and soil.
Severe Health Risks: Inhaling asbestos fibres can lead to incurable diseases like asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma years later.
Illegal Disposal & Fines: Asbestos cannot be thrown in your regular bin. Improper disposal leads to hefty fines and harms the environment.
Incomplete Cleanup: Household vacuums cannot capture microscopic asbestos fibres and will only spread them further.

The Dingo Services Solution

Full Site Containment: We use plastic sheeting and negative air pressure units to completely seal the work area, ensuring fibres are contained.
Expert Handling & PPE: Our trained crews use specialized techniques (like wetting materials) and wear full personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent fibre release.
Licensed, Documented Disposal: We safely transport and dispose of all asbestos waste at a licensed facility, providing you with full documentation.
Professional Decontamination: We use specialised H-Class HEPA filter vacuums to thoroughly clean the area, ensuring it's safe for your family.

What set Dingo Apart?

What sets Dingo Services apart is our comprehensive approach to asbestos management:

Local WA Team – We understand Perth homes and WA building history

Fast Response Times – Often same-day assessments, next-day removal

Transparent Pricing – Detailed written quotes with no hidden costs

Experienced Crews – Over 15 years removing asbestos from Perth properties

Clean Job Sites – We leave your property cleaner than we found it

Trusted by Major Builders – Work with residential, commercial, and government projects

How much does asbestos floor removal cost?

In most cases, removal of asbestos vinyl flooring costs from $45 to $85 per square metre.
The cost varies depending on the floor area, number of layers, type of flooring, and site accessibility.

• Residential projects typically start from $500, with most jobs ranging between $3,000 and $8,000.
- A small laundry may cost around $3,000–$4,000
- Larger areas such as main living spaces usually fall between $6,000–$8,000

• Commercial projects are generally larger in scale, starting at $10,000, with an average range of $25,000–$30,000 depending on surface area and adhesive removal requirements.

As a guide:
• Asbestos vinyl tile removal is typically $45–$85 per square metre, with higher costs where full adhesive removal is required.
• Lino sheet (friable) removal starts from $150 per square metre, reflecting the higher risk and complexity involved.

Each site is unique, so we recommend arranging a free video call or a fully refundable site inspection and quote to ensure accurate pricing based on your flooring type and condition.

What types of flooring can contain asbestos?

Asbestos was commonly used in vinyl floor tiles, Marley brand tiles, asbestos-backed linoleum, and floor adhesives or glues. These materials often contain bonded (non-friable) asbestos, which is considered low-risk unless disturbed through sanding, drilling, or removal.

Is asbestos flooring dangerous?

Intact asbestos flooring is generally safe if it’s undisturbed and in good condition. However, when old tiles start cracking or lifting - or if you plan to remove, sand, or replace them - asbestos fibres can become airborne. Inhalation of these fibres poses serious health risks, including asbestosis and mesothelioma.

Can asbestos be found in old vinyl or Marley floor tiles?

Yes - both vinyl flooring and Marley tiles often contained asbestos, particularly in older homes and commercial buildings. The asbestos was used to add strength and heat resistance. Even if they appear in good condition, disturbing or removing them without precautions can release harmful fibres. Always arrange for professional removal before renovating.

Can I remove asbestos floor tiles myself?

DIY asbestos removal is not recommended and, in most cases, not legal for areas over 10m² in Western Australia. Professional asbestos removal ensures safe containment, dust suppression, and certified disposal. Attempting to remove asbestos flooring yourself can spread contamination and lead to fines or health risks.

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How Dingo Services Removes Asbestos—
Fast, Safe & Compliant

On-site Inspection & Testing

A supervisor visits your property, identifies suspect materials and takes samples to a NATA-accredited lab. Results land in your inbox within 24 hours.

Site Setup & Containment

We isolate the work area using a variety of approved methods including negative-pressure enclosures, HEPA filtration and signage—keeping airborne fibres to a minimum.

Licensed Removal & Disposal

Our crew double-wraps all asbestos, logs waste-tracking manifests and transports everything to Lincense landfill facilities or facilities—100% compliant.

Clearance & Certificate

An independent hygienist conducts final testing. Clearance Certificate is issued the same day— so you can renovate or re-occupy with total peace of mind.