Our skilled team creates safe, code-compliant solutions for asbestos and lead removal in the New Jersey and New York tri-state. We follow a complete asbestos abatement process to contain and control the release of fibers from asbestos-containing materials — protecting occupants, workers and the surrounding environment.
Every project runs through the same protocol: certified supervisors on site, engineered containment with negative air pressure, HEPA filtration, chain-of-custody disposal and third-party clearance testing before the space is turned back over.
Floor tiles and the mastic beneath them are one of the most common asbestos-containing materials in pre-1980s buildings.
Wrapped pipe insulation, boiler jackets and HVAC duct insulation are high-risk materials requiring specialist removal.
Cement-asbestos siding, transite panels and asphalt roofing products often require exterior abatement scopes.
Oil and coal furnaces, along with their door gaskets and rope seals, frequently contain friable asbestos.
Asbestos cement sheets, millboard and asbestos paper used as fireproofing behind stoves, walls and ceilings.
Sealed, labeled and manifested transport to licensed disposal facilities — with documentation you keep on file.
We will identify asbestos-containing materials through inspection, testing, and asbestos management planning with safety measures.
We will seal off the work area with plastic sheeting and will use decontamination units for safe worker entry and exit.
Our trained team will equip appropriate equipment (PPE) and wet the asbestos-containing materials to minimize fiber release.
We will clean all surfaces and decontaminate tools, equipment, and PPE. And then we are going to monitor asbestos fiber levels.
We transport the double-bagged materials to an approved disposal facility and maintain proper waste disposal documentation.
We will conduct a final inspection and air monitoring to confirm the successful removal of asbestos.
Every abatement starts with a written scope and a fixed-price quote. Once you approve, our crew mobilizes with engineered containment, negative-pressure air systems and HEPA-filtered exhaust — isolating the work area from the rest of the property.
Materials are wetted, removed and double-bagged in labeled containment bags, then transported to a licensed disposal facility under a full waste manifest. The area is cleaned to a HEPA-vacuum and wet-wipe standard, then cleared by third-party air testing before the containment comes down.
Asbestos is the #1 cause of death in construction workers. The tiny fiber of this mineral can easily reach the lungs through breathing and remain there for decades. As a result, critical health issues can occur such as asbestosis and lung cancer. Asbestos testing and evaluation can protect the residents of the building, employees, or your family from exposure to it.