Contact
Contact Asbestos Removal East Meadow
The quickest way to an answer is a phone call, and someone is there to take it whenever you need.
Getting in Touch
- Phone
- (516) 981-2659From a mobile, tap the number to place the call.
- Service area
- East Meadow and the central Nassau communities nearby, plus projects inside the five boroughs
- When we answer
- Any hour, including late nights, weekends and holidays.
Hours
| Monday | Phones staffed 24 hours |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Phones staffed 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Phones staffed 24 hours |
| Thursday | Phones staffed 24 hours |
| Friday | Phones staffed 24 hours |
| Saturday | Phones staffed 24 hours |
| Sunday | Phones staffed 24 hours |
A real person picks up through the night, so if something breaks after dark you are not left waiting until morning.
What Makes the First Call Easier
Calling (516) 981-2659? A rough sense of the material and its location helps, plus whether anything has been broken, the project it interrupted and any date that matters, like a contractor's start or a closing. If you have a lab report, a permit application or a DEP order, keep it close. But none of that is required; we can start with whatever you know.
What the Call Sounds Like
We listen first
The material, its location, any damage and the deadline behind it.
We explain the options
Which route fits, sampling or abatement or paperwork or urgent containment, and the reasoning.
You choose the pace
Hanging up commits you to nothing; mull it over and come back when it suits you.
Questions About Reaching Us
Is it really all right to call late at night?
Absolutely. The phone is staffed around the clock, and if material has been broken we would much rather hear from you right away.
Can you tell over the phone if it is asbestos?
Nobody can confirm asbestos from a description. We can tell you how likely it is and how a quick sample would answer the question.
Do you work outside East Meadow?
Yes. Levittown, Wantagh, Merrick, Bellmore, Hicksville, Westbury and nearby communities, plus projects in the five boroughs.
Can my contractor be on the call too?
Please bring them in. It helps when everyone working on the house hears the same plan for the asbestos portion.
What should I do if something already broke?
Clear the room of people and pets, stop the air system feeding it, leave every fragment untouched and phone us immediately.
We Are Here When You Are Ready
Give us a ring and describe the situation. We will explain the steps in plain language, at a pace that suits you, and you owe us nothing for the call.