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Abatement worker in a white protective suit and respirator inside a sealed work area

Asbestos · Lead · Mold — NYC Metro

Contain. Remove. Clear.

Hazardous material abatement for homes and commercial buildings. We seal it off, take it out, and prove the air is clean, in writing.

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Sec.01 — Controlled environments 40.71° N / 74.00° W Licensed · Insured · Certified crews Scroll ↓

Years in businessST.01

15+

Local, owner-run, same standards since day one.

Projects completedST.02

1,200+

Homes, schools, offices and industrial sites.

Lost-time incidentsST.03

0

Safety is the job, not a slogan.

On-site responseST.04

48HRS

Emergency response available around the clock.

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Sec.02 — Services

Seven services.
One standard.

Hazardous materials, the methods to deal with them, and the site work around it. One licensed crew from the first sample to the final paperwork.

  1. 01AsbestosSampling, sealed containment and safe removal of pipe insulation, tile, ceilings and siding.
  2. 02LeadLead-based paint stabilization and removal with dust-controlled methods and clearance testing.
  3. 03MoldFind the moisture source, contain, remove, HEPA-clean and verify it's actually gone.
  4. 04AbatementRemoval, encapsulation or enclosure ahead of renovation, sale or demolition.
  5. 05RemediationDecontamination and cleanup to a safe, documented, restoration-ready condition.
  6. 06Power WashingFacades, concrete, lots and dumpster pads. Soft-wash for delicate surfaces.
  7. 07DemolitionSelective interior demo and strip-outs that start clean because hazmat is handled first.

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Sec.03 — Safety standards

Every job is a
controlled environment.

Hazardous materials are only dangerous when they get loose. Our whole method is built to make sure they don't.

Close-up of a worker wearing a respirator
Fig.03 — Respiratory protection, every entry

Neg.Air01

Negative-pressure containment

Work areas are sealed in poly sheeting and held under negative air, so dust only moves one way: into the filters.

Δp ≥ −0.02 in. w.c.

HEPA02

HEPA filtration

Air scrubbers and vacuums rated to capture the particles you can't see, running for the length of the job.

99.97% @ 0.3 µm

Crew03

Certified crews

Trained, licensed and insured people in the right PPE. No day labor, no subcontracted shortcuts.

Licensed · Insured · Certified

Clear04

Proven clean

The job isn't done until air clearance testing says it is. You get the results and the paperwork.

Air clearance + closeout file

Who we work for

  • Homeowners
  • Property managers
  • General contractors
  • Schools
  • Healthcare
  • Commercial & industrial

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Sec.04 — Procedure

Six steps. No shortcuts.

The same sequence on every job, from a one-room basement to an occupied commercial floor.

  1. Assess

    A site visit. We identify suspect materials, coordinate sampling where it's needed, and define the scope.

    • Visual survey
    • Bulk sampling
    • Scope sheet

  2. Plan

    A written scope, a schedule, and the notifications or permits the job requires, all before anyone picks up a tool.

    • Written scope
    • Schedule
    • Permits & notices

  3. Contain

    The work area is isolated with poly sheeting and negative air. Occupants and the rest of the building stay protected.

    • Poly isolation
    • Negative air
    • Decon unit

  4. Remove

    Trained crews abate or remediate using wet methods and HEPA equipment. Waste is sealed and labeled as it leaves.

    • Wet methods
    • HEPA equipment
    • Sealed waste

  5. Clear

    Final cleaning, then air clearance testing. The containment comes down only after the numbers pass.

    • Fine cleaning
    • Air sampling
    • Visual inspection

  6. Document

    Disposal records, air results and closeout paperwork: everything you need for your file, a buyer or the inspector.

    • Waste manifests
    • Clearance reports
    • Closeout package

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Sec.05 — Site services

Power
washing.

Same crew, same standards, on the outside of the building. Facades, concrete, lots, sidewalks and dumpster pads, with soft-wash for surfaces that can't take pressure.

  • Facades
  • Concrete
  • Parking areas
  • Dumpster pads
  • Post-construction
Power washing details
Concrete surface after power washing
Before After
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Sec.06 — Field notes

What clients
tell us.

Log.01Sample

They sealed off the basement, kept us updated every day, and handed us clearance results before we moved back in.

Homeowner
Pre-war residence

Log.02Sample

Scope, schedule and paperwork were exactly what our GC needed. No surprises and no delays for the next trade.

Property Manager
Commercial client

Log.03Sample

They worked around occupied floors without a single complaint. The air reports made our board meeting a short one.

Facilities Director
Healthcare client

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Sec.07 — Next step

Found something?
Don't disturb it.

Suspect asbestos, lead paint or mold? Leave it where it is and call us. We'll assess it, explain your options and give you a written scope.

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