About this service
Older homes and outbuildings across the South West often contain asbestos in roofing, wall sheeting, eaves and fencing. Disturbing these materials without proper licensing puts your health and your project at risk — which is why licensed removal is essential before demolition or renovation work begins.
Premier Demolition holds licence WR 2489 for asbestos and demolition work in Western Australia. We follow current WA safety procedures, complete WorkSafe notifications where required, and provide clearance inspections and certificates before reoccupation or the next stage of building work.
From single-sheet fence removal to full-house asbestos strip-outs, we handle identification, containment, removal, transport and disposal — keeping your site compliant and your neighbours protected.
What's included
- Roof, wall and eave asbestos removal
- Fence and outbuilding asbestos sheeting
- Internal asbestos linings and partitions
- WorkSafe notifications and compliance
- Licensed transport and disposal
- Clearance inspections and certificates
- Site decontamination and preparation
- Combined demolition and asbestos projects
Why choose Premier Demolition
- ✓Fully licensed asbestos removal — WR 2489
- ✓WorkSafe notifications handled for you
- ✓Clearance certificates issued where required
- ✓Safe disposal at licensed facilities
- ✓Can combine with demolition in one project
Our process
Every asbestos removal project follows our proven eight-step process — from onsite quote through to clearance.
- STEP 01Onsite Quote
- STEP 02Permits & Compliance
- STEP 03Disconnection
- STEP 04Site Setup
Service area
We provide asbestos removal across the South West of WA — including Bunbury, Busselton, Brunswick Junction, Margaret River, Dunsborough, Harvey and 50+ surrounding towns. View all service areas →
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Full and partial demolition for residential and commercial properties across the South West.
Residential shed and patio demolition and removal, handled from start to finish.
Complete internal strip-outs to clear the way for your next build or fit-out.
Why it
needs care.
If your property was built before asbestos was banned in Australia, asbestos-containing materials may still be present. When damaged or disturbed, fibres can be released into the air — which is why proper identification, removal and disposal are an important part of the service.