A NY-licensed inspector collects samples and sends them to an accredited lab (ELAP/AIHA). Results arrive in 24-72 hours, and we explain exactly where asbestos is present and what it means for your project.

Not always. If the material is intact and will remain undisturbed, encapsulation or an operations-and-maintenance (O&M) plan may be cheaper and fully compliant. We’ll walk you through all viable options.

Costs vary by material type, square footage, and site access. Residential jobs typically run $15–$25 per sq ft; larger commercial projects are quoted per project design. We provide firm, line-item estimates before work begins.

Most single-family abatement jobs wrap up in 1–3 days, including final air clearance. Larger commercial jobs may span several weeks depending on size and phasing requirements. Your timeline is finalized in the project design.

During active abatement and while negative-pressure containments are in place, occupants must stay out of the work zone. In many homes we can isolate the area so you can remain in other parts of the house safely.

Yes. If fire, flood, or renovation work unexpectedly disturbs asbestos, call us 24/7. We arrive same-day to set up containment, perform air tests, and plan a safe, compliant cleanup.