About the company
About Asbestos Removal Freeport
Asbestos removal, testing and emergency response for houses, co-ops and commercial buildings, explained in terms owners and tenants can follow.
The Reason Behind the Method
The word asbestos tends to stop a conversation. An owner hears it from a home inspector and wonders whether the sale is in trouble. A co-op board hears it from a contractor and has to explain it to a building full of residents. A tenant hears it secondhand and assumes the worst. Asbestos Removal Freeport was set up to give everyone in that situation the same clear, accurate picture. That means testing before assuming, writing the scope in plain language, and running every removal with the same discipline: sealed containment, negative pressure, wet methods, careful disposal and a third-party air check before anyone reclaims the space. The phone gets answered around the clock too, because a burst pipe or a botched demolition does not wait for the morning. The result is work that the people paying for it, the people living with it and the people inspecting it can all understand.
The Job as We See It
Give owners, boards and tenants one honest set of facts about the asbestos in their building, then remove what needs to go without spreading it, and leave behind a space and a paper trail that hold up to questions.
What Sets the Crew Apart
Credentialed, trained workers
Each crew member carries two asbestos handler licenses, one issued by the state and one by New York City DEP, along with OSHA safety training.
Testing before any price
An accredited lab confirms each material first, so removal covers only what truly contains asbestos.
Sealed, negative-air work zones
Plastic sheeting, closed openings and HEPA filtration keep fibers inside the area being worked.
Scope written in plain terms
The materials, the containment and the disposal plan are on paper before work begins.
Independent clearance
A third party checks the air, and the space stays closed until results pass.
Nights and weekends covered
Emergencies reach a live person whatever the hour.
What Stands Behind the Work
Who does the work matters as much as how it is done.
- Asbestos handler licenses from New York State and, separately, from New York City DEP for each worker
- OSHA safety training completed by every member of the crew
Where We Work
Freeport and nearby South Shore communities including Baldwin, Merrick, Roosevelt, Oceanside, Bellmore, Rockville Centre, Uniondale, Wantagh and Lynbrook.
Questions About the Asbestos in Your Building?
Owner, board member or property manager, it starts with a talk about what turned up and what you have in mind for the space.