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Contact Bay Shore Asbestos Removal

One phone line handles everything, day or night.

Reaching the Crew

Phone
(631) 551-3573On a cell, one tap dials it.
Service area
Bay Shore and nearby Suffolk County towns
When we answer
Someone picks up at every hour, holidays and weekends included.

Hours

MondayAnswered 24 hours
TuesdayAnswered 24 hours
WednesdayAnswered 24 hours
ThursdayAnswered 24 hours
FridayAnswered 24 hours
SaturdayAnswered 24 hours
SundayAnswered 24 hours

Emergency calls are picked up at any hour, every day of the year.

What to Have Ready When You Phone

Ring (631) 551-3573 with a rough idea of what you found and where: basement tile, pipe wrap, a ceiling, siding. Let us know if it has been damaged, what work is planned and whether a permit or a city order is involved. That is enough to start.

What the First Call Covers

  1. Questions about the material

    What it looks like, where it is, its condition and what work is waiting on it.

  2. We talk through the options

    Testing, removal, leaving it alone for now or emergency steps, depending on what you describe.

  3. You decide what is next

    There is no commitment. Hang up, think it over and ring back when ready.

Questions About Getting in Touch

Will someone answer late at night?

Yes. A person picks up at every hour, so a midnight leak gets a real voice, not voicemail.

Can you identify asbestos from my description?

Only a lab result is certain. What we can do over the phone is judge how suspicious the material sounds and explain how sampling would work.

Do you work outside Bay Shore?

Yes. We cover Islip, Brentwood, Babylon, Deer Park, Hauppauge, Commack and other nearby towns, plus customers' projects in New York City.

Can my contractor join the call?

Please do. Contractors often know exactly what will be disturbed, which helps plan testing and removal.

Should I dig out any paperwork first?

No. If a city permit or DEP order is part of the picture, keep it nearby, but it is not needed to start.

Your Next Step Is One Phone Call

Describe the material and the project around it. You hang up knowing the order of the next steps, with zero commitment.