Asbestos and buildings in Liverpool City Centre
The centre is a layered mix. Georgian townhouses on streets around Rodney Street and Hope Street sit near Victorian warehouses at Albert Dock and in the Baltic Triangle, 1960s and 1970s office blocks and the postwar retail core. Many of the older warehouses have been converted to flats, studios and offices, often with plant and ceiling voids added at different times. Surveys here are usually about conversions, refits and managing-agent registers, and access to occupied buildings is planned around tenants.
Buildings commonly found in Liverpool City Centre
- Victorian warehouses converted to flats and offices
- 1960s and 1970s office blocks with suspended ceilings and risers
- Georgian townhouses split into flats and practices
What to do next
If the building was built or refurbished before 2000, start with a survey, because it tells you what is there before anyone disturbs it. Use the form to send the postcode, the type of property and up to five photographs, and an independent partner surveyor will contact you. If the survey finds something that has to come out, we can connect you with licensed removal contractors.
