Hazardous substance survey

Hazardous substance survey before conversion, strip-out & demolition

Before major work on existing buildings, reliable material results are needed. We test the relevant components for asbestos, KMF and PAH – PCB on request – and document the results transparently.

What a hazardous substance survey is needed for

Planning & costs

If you know in advance which materials are contaminated, you can plan and budget for the work, protective measures and disposal realistically.

Hazardous Substances Ordinance

For buildings whose construction began before 31 October 1993, asbestos-containing building materials must generally be expected (German Hazardous Substances Ordinance, GefStoffV). The result serves as the basis for the risk assessment.

Who it is for

Private individuals, architects, authorities and businesses – from detached houses to apartment buildings and commercial building complexes.

Scope of services

Substances tested

Asbestos, man-made mineral fibres (KMF) and PAH; PCB analyses of joints and seals on request.

Documentation

Photo documentation, clear assignment of each sample to its sampling point and a digital test report for your project documents.

Independent

AsbestCheck does not carry out remediation, demolition or disposal. You receive a neutral assessment of the results with no interest in follow-up orders.

Price

Single samples: asbestos 286 €, KMF 286 € (same price as asbestos), PAH 223 €. For apartment buildings, commercial building complexes or building fabric surveys for public authorities, we prepare an individual fixed-price offer.

Frequently asked questions

What does a hazardous substance survey cost?

That depends on the number and type of samples. For larger properties, you receive an individual fixed-price offer.

Which substances are tested?

Asbestos, KMF and PAH; PCB on request – tailored to the building and the planned work.

Do you also carry out the remediation?

No. AsbestCheck does not carry out remediation, demolition or disposal – the testing remains independent.