Contact
Contact Asbestos Removal Hempstead
One phone line covers everything, from planning a removal to handling a mess that happened an hour ago.
Getting the Crew on the Line
- Phone line
- (516) 585-2406Using a cell? A tap on the number places the call.
- Coverage
- Hempstead and surrounding central Nassau County
- If it is an emergency
- Lead with that. You will get first steps before anything else.
Hours
| Monday | Line staffed all 24 hours |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Line staffed all 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Line staffed all 24 hours |
| Thursday | Line staffed all 24 hours |
| Friday | Line staffed all 24 hours |
| Saturday | Line staffed all 24 hours |
| Sunday | Line staffed all 24 hours |
Emergency calls reach a live foreman overnight and on holidays as well.
Useful Details for the Call
When you dial (516) 585-2406, it helps to know what the material looks like, where it is and whether it is intact or already broken. Mention the type of building and any project it is holding up. Have lab paperwork, a permit issue in the city or a DEP order? Keep it close. If something has broken loose, close off the room first and tell us right away.
Once You Are on the Phone
You describe the situation
The material, its condition, the building and anything waiting on it.
The foreman explains options
Whether it calls for sampling, a planned removal, the emergency crew or city paperwork, and what each one involves.
You choose what happens next
No commitment is required on the first call. Think it over if you need to.
Common Questions Before Calling
What if the call goes to voicemail?
Leave your name and a quick description of the problem. A foreman returns the call as soon as the line is clear.
Can you tell what it is from a description?
Not reliably. Nobody can confirm asbestos without sampling, but we can tell you whether testing makes sense.
Do you cover areas beyond Hempstead?
Yes. Garden City, Uniondale, Roosevelt, Freeport, Baldwin, East Meadow, Malverne and other nearby communities.
Can my landlord or contractor be on the call?
Yes. It saves time when everyone involved hears the plan at once.
Do I need any paperwork for the first call?
No. Lab results, permit papers or a DEP order come in handy later, if you have any.
Start With a Conversation
Describe what you are seeing and what it is affecting. A foreman will explain the steps in plain terms, with no obligation.