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Asbestos removal in Green Point, Central Coast

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Green Point: worth knowing before you renovate

In the 1880s JRW Parker's 13-acre orchard at Green Point was one of the Gosford district's notable orchards, the Council's 2024 thematic history says. On the suburb's "Open Parkland Hillsides", houses now range from modest single-storey bungalows to large two-storey brick or timber-framed homes. A council flood study of its catchments began in June 2018. Reach out and we'll match you with a licensed asbestos removalist.

In the 1880s, JRW Parker's 13-acre orchard at Green Point was one of the notable orchards of the Gosford district, the Council's 2024 Central Coast Thematic History says.
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On Green Point's 'Open Parkland Hillsides', houses range from modest single-storey bungalows to large two-storey brick or timber-framed homes, on subdivisions cleared almost entirely of their original vegetation, according to Central Coast Council's character statement.
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In June 2018 Central Coast Council began a flood study of the catchments that drain the Green Point urban area and four other Brisbane Water areas, to find flash-flooding 'trouble spots' and the measures needed to reduce flood risk in significant storms.
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At the 2021 Census, 33.7% of occupied private dwellings in Green Point were owned with a mortgage.
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Green Point had 6,810 residents at the 2021 Census (ABS QuickStats).

The age of a house tells you more than its size. NSW Health’s fact sheet says many homes across NSW that date from before 1990, or were renovated before then, have asbestos (NSW Health). If you don’t know when yours was built or last renovated, treat older materials with care and have samples tested before work starts (asbestos testing). A bigger two-storey home may have been extended over the years, so older and newer parts can sit side by side.

Next, give us a quick picture of the job. What material, in which room or outside area, and about how many square metres? Is it intact or damaged? If you’re planning a renovation, tell us your rough timing and whether a builder is involved. Say whether you own the home or are buying it.

Where asbestos was used in a house

Roof sheets
Eaves linings
Outside wall sheeting
Wet-area walls behind tiles
Floor tiles
Ceilings
Fences and sheds

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