Plain guides on getting found, getting trusted and getting the job.
Practical articles for asbestos removal contractors, surveyors and analysts on websites, search, AI visibility, Google Ads and what commercial buyers actually check. Written for owners and office managers, not marketers.
Your quotes are going to spam: email authentication for asbestos contractors in 2026
Why asbestos contractors’ quotes land in spam under the 2026 Google and Microsoft email rules, with a five-minute check, the fix and the link to AI visibility.
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Google’s AI will soon phone asbestos contractors for quotes. Here is what happens if yours does not answer
Google’s AI now phones local businesses for quotes and compares the answers. What it means for asbestos contractors, and eight things to do before it calls you.
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Selling an asbestos removal business: what buyers pay for, and what your website says about the price
What buyers pay for when an asbestos removal business is sold, the checks that lower an offer, and why your website, reviews and AI visibility affect the price.
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AI visibility audit for asbestos contractors: a step-by-step guide with test prompts and scoring
Run your own AI visibility audit with 16 test prompts, a scoring sheet and the fixes that get asbestos contractors named by ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI.
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Google Business Profile management: why it is now a monthly job for asbestos contractors
Why ongoing Google Business Profile management now matters for asbestos contractors, from Ask Maps and AI answers to review recency, photos and posts.
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Demolition and enabling works: how asbestos contractors can win the whole job online
How asbestos contractors with demolition divisions can win whole packages online, from service pages and credentials to carbon and recycling evidence.
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HSE’s asbestos laboratory mystery shopper study: what it found and what laboratories should do next
HSE sent AIMS samples to 59 asbestos labs as routine work. What the mystery shopper study found, what it really means and what laboratories should do next.
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HSE will hold asbestos advisers to account: what sections 36 and 37 mean for surveyors, analysts and consultants
HSE says it will hold third-party advisers to account for poor advice. What sections 36 and 37 mean for asbestos surveyors, analysts and consultants.
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Councils and schools under asbestos enforcement: why it creates work, and how to be the contractor they find
HSE enforcement at Cumberland Council shows how public sector asbestos failures create urgent work, and what contractors need online to be found.
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Independent site audits: the proof asbestos clients ask for, and how to show it online
Independent site audits are the proof asbestos clients increasingly ask for. What the 2026 figures show and how to present your audit record online.
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Competence, accreditation and certification: how to describe them on your asbestos website without getting it wrong
What competence, accreditation and certification mean in the asbestos sector, the website claims that undermine trust and what HSE's lab study found.
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What 22,021 ASB5 notifications say about who wins licensed asbestos work
ARCA's analysis of 22,021 ASB5 notifications shows who wins licensed asbestos work, how membership tracks with jobs and when demand peaks.
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HSE confirms targeted reform of the Control of Asbestos Regulations: what contractors should do now
HSE confirmed targeted reform of the Control of Asbestos Regulations in July 2026. What was said, what the Taskforce wants and what contractors should do.
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New leak testing guidance for asbestos enclosures: what changes and how to show clients you follow it
New asbestos enclosure leak testing guidance, approved August 2026: the one absolute rule, the risk-based decision and how to record it.
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How much does a website cost for an asbestos company?
Typical UK costs for an asbestos contractor website: DIY, freelancer, agency or specialist, what drives the price and how to compare quotes.
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How to get more asbestos removal jobs: seven sources of work ranked by cost per job won
Seven sources of asbestos removal work ranked by cost per job won, from word of mouth and frameworks to lead platforms, Google Ads and your website.
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Google Business Profile for asbestos contractors: the 40-minute fix that wins “near me” searches
Seven changes that put an asbestos contractor into the Google Maps results for near me searches, plus how to get reviews that mention the job and the area.
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How to win housing association and council asbestos frameworks (and why your website is part of the bid)
How asbestos frameworks with housing associations and councils work, where tenders are published, what evaluators score and why your website matters.
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Local SEO for asbestos companies: ranking in every area you cover without thin location pages
How asbestos contractors rank in every area they cover: Google Business Profile, real area pages instead of copy-and-paste ones and beating national networks.
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HSE licence, ARCA, UKATA and UKAS: how to show your credentials so Google and AI can verify them
Show your HSE licence, ARCA or ACAD, UKAS, UKATA and insurance in words, with numbers, expiry dates and register links Google and AI tools can verify.
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What directories and lead platforms really cost an asbestos company per job won
Checkatrade, Bark and national asbestos networks look cheap per lead. Worked through to jobs won, a £25 shared lead costs £250 to £330 per job.
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How ChatGPT and Google AI decide which asbestos companies to recommend
Why AI assistants name some asbestos contractors and not others: where the searches went, the six verification signals and a two-minute test for your firm.
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The four stage clearance for asbestos contractor websites, explained
Found, Trusted, Shortlisted, Contacted: the four stages buyers and AI tools put an asbestos contractor website through, how it is scored and what to fix.
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What principal contractors and facilities managers check before shortlisting an asbestos contractor
The three-layer check facilities managers and principal contractors run before shortlisting an asbestos contractor, and the page that passes each one.
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