Specialist Remediation Solutions
Holidays meant a
scrub-up for schools
T e school holidays resulted in a hectic summer for asbestos removal and cleaning company Specialist Remediation Solutions (SRS) in Northampton. Empty schools and nurseries are the perfect environment for the
specialist team to deal with any hazardous substances, including asbestos, without having to disrupt day-to-day teaching. T e past six weeks have seen the award-winning SRS team
remove asbestos from school sites in Hatfi eld and Buckinghamshire, as well as from sister nurseries in Cambridge and Salisbury - making all three campuses much safer for children to play and staff to work. T e Salisbury site will see the experts return to do more work, as
the fi rst visit to the nursery also identifi ed internal problems with the building. Elena Paunete, SRS Operations Director, said: “Summer is known as silly season in our industry as so many schools and
education establishments want to employ ourservices while the children aren’t there. “It is easier for us to work on schools and nursery sites when
they are empty, however some nurseries run all year round, so we work very closely with staff to ensure work can be completed at any time, communicating regularly and eff ectively to keep everyone on site safe. “It has been brilliant to secure these sites this summer and be
able to check for any other potential problems while we had the opportunity to do so.” As well as asbestos removal services, SRS, of Desborough, also
off er biohazard cleaning services including crime scene and trauma clean ups, virus decontamination and house clearances. Clients include public buildings, commercial businesses, police, care homes and estate agents.
To fi nd out more about the services that SRS off ers visit
www.srsolutions.uk/
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