Asbestos Fence Removal in Perth
Licensed removal of old, weathered Super Six corrugated boundary fences across the Perth metro area.
Class A & Class B Licensed · WorkSafe Compliant · Free On-Site Quotes · Clearance Docs Included
Asbestos fence removal in Perth is from $1,200, or roughly $90–$160 per metre for a Super Six boundary fence. In Western Australia, removing more than 10 square metres of bonded asbestos requires a WorkSafe Class B licence, so DIY removal of a full fence line is not legal. Most single-fence jobs are completed in half a day, including soil clearance and disposal.
Prices are a guide only and depend on size, access and condition. Your free on-site quote gives you a fixed price before any work starts.
Free on-site quote
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Fill out the quick form.
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I'll text you within 10 minutes to say g'day and get a few details.
We book a site visit at a time that suits you.
A licensed removalist checks the material and measures up, so your quote is accurate and fair.
You get a written quote within 30 minutes of the visit.
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Flexible payment options are available if cash flow's a bit tight.
Removal day.
Licensed, WorkSafe WA approved removalists take it away safely and leave your place cleaner than they found it.
Done and dusted.
Your asbestos is wrapped, transported and legally disposed of at a licensed facility, with a clearance certificate where required. One less thing to stress about.
Super Six Fencing in Perth
Perth Asbestos Removals removes Super Six asbestos fencing across the Perth metro, from weathered boundary fences in Armadale and Gosnells to shared fence lines in Fremantle. The "Super Six" corrugated asbestos cement fence is one of the most common asbestos products found in older Western Australian properties. Decades old, these fences are now frequently brittle, cracked, leaning, or fire-damaged.
Not sure what type of fence you have? Our Perth Super Six fencing guide explains the common visual clues, why older panels become a risk, and when laboratory testing is needed.
Professional removal is critical. Breakage during removal releases hazardous fibres, and buried fragments in the soil must be carefully identified and extracted. All material is then prepared for compliant licensed disposal at an approved facility. If you are unsure whether your fence contains asbestos, our asbestos testing service can confirm through laboratory analysis before any work begins.
If your fence sits on a shared boundary, neighbour considerations are important. You must notify neighbours and ideally reach an agreement before work commences, often splitting the cost.
Our Safe Fence Removal Process
We follow strict WorkSafe protocols to ensure no fibres are released during the dismantling of your boundary fence.
Wet down progressively to suppress dust
Exclude others from the work zone
Disassemble with minimal breakage
No power tools that shatter the material
Remove all panels, capping, and buried fragments from the soil
Double-wrap, label, and transport for licensed disposal
Pricing & Compliance
Fence removal from $1,200, or roughly $90–$160 per metre.
Prices are a guide only and depend on size, access and condition. Your free on-site quote gives you a fixed price before any work starts.
Pricing depends heavily on access, condition, and volume. Every job is quoted on site to provide an accurate figure. For a full per-metre breakdown and shared-boundary guidance, see our asbestos fence removal cost guide.
The $10,000 Risk
A real example of why DIY or unlicensed removal is a risk: A sole trader in Beckenham was recently fined $10,000 plus $4,000 costs for unlicensed asbestos fence removal (WorkSafe WA). Don't risk the fines or the health hazards.