NYS and NYC M/WBE Certified Contractor
Your Home Gets Cleared. Your Family Stays Safe.
Licensed asbestos removal for Long Island homeowners — from the first inspection through post-abatement air testing, we handle every step so you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Every crew member on-site holds individual NYS certification — not just our company. You can verify our license through the NYS Department of Labor database.
We offer financing up to $200,000, including 0% APR options, so cost doesn't become a reason to leave a health hazard in your home.
Asbestos emergencies don't wait for Monday morning. We're available around the clock and have shown up within an hour of emergency calls across Long Island.
We bill your insurance carrier directly and help you navigate the claims process — so you're not stuck managing paperwork during an already stressful situation.
Proper asbestos removal isn't just about getting the material out — it's about knowing your home is actually safe to live in, renovate, and sell.
You'll have documented clearance results showing your home passed post-abatement air testing — not just our word.
Your renovation project can move forward without the legal and health liability of disturbing unidentified asbestos-containing materials.
You'll have the paperwork buyers, lenders, and real estate attorneys increasingly require before closing on a pre-1980 Long Island home.
If your insurance carrier is involved, we handle the documentation and billing directly so you're not caught in the middle.
We handle abatement through full restoration under one roof — no need to hire a separate contractor for reconstruction.
You'll know exactly what was found, what was removed, and what the air quality results showed — no guesswork, no gaps.
Nassau County has the highest concentration of pre-1960 housing stock on Long Island — a direct legacy of the 1945–1965 suburban expansion that turned farmland into neighborhoods almost overnight. Suffolk County absorbed the next wave of growth through the 1960s and 1970s, which happens to be the peak era of asbestos use in residential construction. The Bohemia, Hauppauge, Patchogue, and Bay Shore areas where we work every day are filled with homes from exactly this period.
What makes Long Island’s situation particularly complicated is the coastal climate. Nor’easters, storm surges, and the long aftermath of Hurricane Sandy have caused water damage events throughout Nassau and Suffolk County that disturb floor tiles, pipe insulation, and ceiling materials — releasing asbestos fibers that were otherwise sitting quietly in place for decades. Checking air quality in your home after any water damage event in a pre-1980 house isn’t overcautious. It’s the right call.
A certified asbestos inspector assesses your property, identifies suspected materials, and collects samples for laboratory analysis to confirm what's present.
Our licensed crews set up negative air pressure containment, wet the materials, and remove all asbestos-containing materials using HEPA-rated equipment throughout.
Post-abatement air quality testing confirms the space is clean. You receive documented clearance results and a full project file before we consider the job finished.