Where Texspec Asbestos Removal Operates and How to Contact Them

Texspec Asbestos Removal is a Queensland-based asbestos removal company with two offices — one in Brisbane and one on the Sunshine Coast — and teams available across Queensland. If you're looking for asbestos testing, removal, or replacement in either region, the company's website (texspec.com.au) is the entry point, and the primary call to action on the site is a "Get a Quote Now" request rather than a published phone number or email address.

Where Texspec operates

• Brisbane — one of two company offices.
• Sunshine Coast — the second office.
• Queensland wide — because it holds both offices, Texspec states it has teams available across the state, not just in those two metro areas.

The company describes itself as privately and locally Queensland owned, with over 25 years of industry experience (the site also references "almost 20 years" leading the Queensland asbestos industry in its qualifications section — the two figures appear in different parts of the page).

What they do, in case that's why you're contacting them

Texspec positions itself as more than an asbestos removal company. Its listed services include:

The site claims Texspec is the only company in Queensland holding the licences required to remove asbestos textured ceilings and replace them with new non-asbestos textured ceilings — a claim worth verifying directly with them if that specific service is what you need.

How to contact them

The website's main conversion path is a "Get a Quote Now" button, which appears multiple times on the page. There is also a Contact Us page in the site navigation. The page evidence does not list a phone number, email address, or physical street address for either office, so the quote request form and the Contact Us page are the documented ways to reach them.

If you prefer to call, you'll need to check the Contact Us page or the site footer directly — that information isn't in the material available here.

Licence and qualification details

If you're contacting them to verify credentials before booking, these are the identifiers Texspec publishes:

• BSA Licence – 1111495
• A Class Asbestos Removal Licence – 2230651
• EPA Licence to transport asbestos waste – ENRE0080460
• BAS registration
• QBCC licence, including a 4801 Safety Standard PQC qualification
• Membership of the Queensland Master Builders Association
• Full public liability and workers compensation insurance
• Accredited Contractor for Trades Monitor
• Preferred Supplier for the Accommodation Industry

You can use the licence numbers above to check registration status with the relevant Queensland bodies.

A free tool for checking your own home

The site points mobile users to an asbestos identification app developed by Curtin University, available for both Apple and Android:

• ACM (Asbestos Containing Material) app for Apple
• ACM (Asbestos Containing Material) app for Android

This is a self-check resource, not a substitute for professional testing — Texspec's own testing service is the next step if the app suggests you may have asbestos-containing material.

Practical next steps

1. Decide whether your property is in the Brisbane or Sunshine Coast area (or elsewhere in Queensland) so you can mention it in your enquiry.
2. Use the "Get a Quote Now" button or the Contact Us page on texspec.com.au.
3. Describe the material or area in question — textured ceiling, roof, fence, sheeting — since these map to different services.
4. If you need to confirm licensing for a body corporate, insurer, or council requirement, quote the licence numbers above when you make contact.