Is Husky Demolition a licensed asbestos inspections?

Yes. Husky Demolition has 1 verified licence on public registers with SafeWork NSW. Each licence links back to the issuing register so it can be checked directly.

Where is Husky Demolition located?

Husky Demolition is based in Heatherbrae, NSW.

How can I contact Husky Demolition?

You can reach Husky Demolition by phone on +61244391991. Always confirm details against the linked public sources before engaging.

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Husky Demolition

Asbestos Inspections in Heatherbrae, NSW

Address: 26 Heather, Heatherbrae, NSW, 2324
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Husky Demolition — Asbestos Inspections in Heatherbrae, NSW

About

Husky Demolitions specialises in Bonded & Friable Asbestos Removal, Commercial & Residential Demolition, Decommissioning of Plants, & Hourly Hire of Qualified Labourers, Machines and Trucks. We have been in the demolition industry for over 30 years and hold all appropriate Workcover Licenses. Husky Demolitions Team Supervisors & Site Labourers are qualified and hold the appropriate certificates and experience to carry out these works; we have and we will continue to complete all projects with a positive attitude towards safety & caring for the environment. Call us on today to find out more or reach us through the 'Make an Enquiry' form.

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Trades on record6 listed

Asbestos InspectionsPrimaryAsbestos RemovalAsbestos Site DecontaminationCommercial Asbestos RemovalEmergency Asbestos RemovalSmall Asbestos Clean-Ups

Source: resolved trade classifier

Licences1 on record

1 verified

Authority	Licence	Status	Verification
SafeWork NSW NSW AD210376 View on register	AD210376	Not listed	Verified

Coverage

26 Heather, Heatherbrae, NSW, 2324

Listed local base: Heatherbrae, NSW, NSW

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Husky Demolition 2324

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