Licensed & certified
Asbestos Abatement
Survey, containment, controlled removal and third-party clearance testing, filed and documented to New York State requirements.
- Clearance
- Third-party
- Phones answered
- 24/7
- Counties & boroughs
- 7
Certified & licensed · Fully insured · Documented to New York State requirements
Our certifications and credentials
IICRC Certified Technicians
Industry standard certification
OSHA Certified
Safety trained crews
25+ Years Experience
Ownership, in restoration
Licensed & Insured
Certificate on request
What this covers
Asbestos Abatement, end to end
Survey, containment, controlled removal and third-party clearance testing, filed and documented to New York State requirements. We hold the job from the first call through to the rebuild, so there is no gap where the mitigation contractor leaves and nobody has scheduled the reconstruction.
Also known as
- asbestos removal
- asbestos abatement contractor
- asbestos survey
- asbestos removal cost
- asbestos siding removal
Our process
How asbestos abatement actually works
No step here is optional and none of them can be reordered. If a contractor skips one, ask which.
01
Survey and sampling
You cannot identify asbestos by looking at it. Suspect material is sampled and analysed by an accredited laboratory before anything is disturbed.
02
Scope and notification
New York requires abatement work to be filed and notified before it starts. That notification period is why this work is scheduled rather than same-day.
03
Containment
The work area is sealed under negative air pressure with HEPA filtration and a decontamination unit, so fibres cannot reach the rest of the building.
04
Controlled removal
Material is kept wet and removed intact wherever possible. Dry sanding, sweeping and breaking are what release fibres, and none of them belong on an abatement job.
05
Disposal
Waste is double-bagged, labelled and manifested to a landfill permitted to receive it. You get the manifest.
06
Clearance testing
An independent air monitoring firm clears the space before containment comes down. We do not clear our own work.
Call us
Talk it through first
The form is fine, but this is the kind of job worth two minutes on the phone. Call and we will tell you what has to be surveyed, what has to be filed, and roughly what the timeline looks like before anyone quotes you a number.
Answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Where we work
Seven markets we cover
Crews local to every market we cover, so the survey, the notifications and the clearance test are all handled by people who work in your county routinely.
- Suffolk County
Suffolk runs from the Nassau line to Montauk, which means one crew can be pumping out a slab-on-grade ranch in Brentwood while another is tarping a roof on the East End.
- Surveyed, filed and cleared
- Licensed and insured
- Nassau County
Nassau is dense post-war housing stock with finished basements almost everywhere, which turns an ordinary supply-line failure into a full-floor loss.
- Surveyed, filed and cleared
- Licensed and insured
- Queens
Queens combines attached single-family stock with a very large stock of below-grade apartments, and Hurricane Ida made the consequences of that unmistakable.
- Surveyed, filed and cleared
- Licensed and insured
- Brooklyn
Brooklyn is party-wall territory — attached brownstones and row houses — and that changes the job.
- Surveyed, filed and cleared
- Licensed and insured
- Manhattan
Manhattan losses are vertical.
- Surveyed, filed and cleared
- Licensed and insured
- Staten Island
The East Shore between Midland Beach, New Dorp Beach, and Oakwood Beach took the worst residential losses of Hurricane Sandy anywhere in the city, and the recovery reshaped the housing stock.
- Surveyed, filed and cleared
- Licensed and insured
- Berkshire County
Berkshire County is a cold inland upland in western Massachusetts, and that inverts the loss pattern the rest of this company is built around: Pittsfield averages 22°F in January and roughly 150 days a year drop below freezing, so frozen and burst pipes rather than surge are what fills the winter schedule.
- Surveyed, filed and cleared
- Licensed and insured
FAQ
Asbestos questions, answered straight
If yours is not here, call and ask. You will get a straight answer, not a callback from a sales team.
Do I have to remove asbestos if I have it?
How do I know if there is asbestos in my house?
Can I take it out myself?
Will insurance pay for asbestos removal?
Services
Other services
Same team and the same single point of contact, whichever of these you are dealing with.
Water Damage Restoration
Standing water extracted, structure dried to measured moisture targets, and documentation your insurer will accept.
Learn more24/7 emergencyFire & Smoke Damage Restoration
Board-up, soot and odor removal, contents cleaning, and rebuild, coordinated as one job instead of five vendors.
Learn more24/7 emergencyMold Remediation
Containment, HEPA filtration, and source repair, performed to New York State licensing requirements with third-party clearance.
Learn moreBy appointmentStorm Damage Restoration
Wind, hurricane, nor'easter and coastal surge damage for properties on the South Shore, the barrier islands, and the harbor edge.
Learn more24/7 emergencyBiohazard & Trauma Cleanup
Discreet, OSHA-compliant cleanup of trauma scenes, sewage, and other hazardous materials, in unmarked vehicles, handled by technicians trained for it.
Learn more24/7 emergencyCommercial Restoration
Large-loss response for property managers, retail, healthcare, and multifamily, scoped around keeping you operating.
Learn more24/7 emergency
Book a survey
Tell us what you are dealing with in Long Island and the five boroughs and we will walk you through what has to be surveyed, what has to be filed, and what the real timeline looks like.
Answered by a person, 24/7