Contact
Contact Asbestos Removal Bronx
Phone is the fastest route. Here is what you need.
Reaching the Desk
- Phone
- (718) 717-7886Tap to dial from a mobile.
- Area served
- The Bronx, plus Yonkers and Mount Vernon
- When we answer
- Around the clock. Emergencies, nights and weekends included.
Hours
| Monday | Staffed all 24 hours |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Staffed all 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Staffed all 24 hours |
| Thursday | Staffed all 24 hours |
| Friday | Staffed all 24 hours |
| Saturday | Staffed all 24 hours |
| Sunday | Staffed all 24 hours |
Disturbed asbestos is an any-hour problem, so the emergency line is staffed every day and every night.
Have This Ready
Phone (718) 717-7886 with the building type, the material and what is going on. If there is a DEP order, a DOB job number or lab results, keep them close. Photos help later. You do not need them to start.
How the Call Goes
You lay out the situation
The building, the material, the work planned or the problem that already happened.
We tell you what it takes
Testing, abatement, a filing, emergency cleanup, or some combination, and in what order.
You make the call
No commitment on the phone. Sleep on it if you want.
Before You Pick Up the Phone
Does someone really answer late at night?
Yes. The line is staffed around the clock, because a riser leak or a bad demo does not wait for morning.
Can you look at a DEP order I already have?
Yes. Have the order handy and we will go through what it cites and what has to happen next.
Do you work outside the Bronx?
Yonkers and Mount Vernon, yes. Those jobs follow New York State rules instead of the city's DEP program.
Can my GC, super or managing agent join the call?
Please. It saves time when the people running the job hear the same answers you do.
What paperwork helps?
None is required to start. Later, lab reports, permit documents, a DOB job number or a DEP order are all useful.
Start With the Desk
Tell us what is on site and what the city has said. You will get a straight answer on what it takes and what happens first.