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Contact Asbestos Removal Harrison

Dialing is the fastest route to an answer. Here is what makes that conversation go smoothly.

Construction cranes at dusk

Getting Hold of a Supervisor

Phone
(914) 454-5638Tap it on a mobile to dial straight through.
Coverage
Harrison and neighboring Westchester towns
Availability
Somebody picks up at every hour, emergencies or not.

Hours

MondayCrew line, 24 hours
TuesdayCrew line, 24 hours
WednesdayCrew line, 24 hours
ThursdayCrew line, 24 hours
FridayCrew line, 24 hours
SaturdayCrew line, 24 hours
SundayCrew line, 24 hours

Nobody switches the emergency number off. Planned sampling and removal get booked around your calendar.

What Helps When You Phone

Dial (914) 454-5638 with a rough sketch of the material and its location: covering on basement pipes, squares under old carpet, a ceiling that dropped. Mention any closing, permit or order. Our crews have handled government and municipal projects where every form gets read line by line, so expect a few pointed questions.

On the Phone With a Supervisor

  1. First, what turned up

    The material, its condition and what work is planned or already moving.

  2. We tell you what to do right now

    Leave it alone, shut the room, or stop the contractor, whichever fits.

  3. We set the next move

    Samples, a visit or, when it is urgent, a crew heading out.

Before You Dial

What if the phone rings out?

Leave a name, a number and a sentence on what is happening. Say if material is already loose, and that callback goes to the top of the pile.

Can we talk before anyone comes out?

Sure. Most first calls are exactly that: you describe it, and we say whether sampling is worth the trip.

Do you go beyond Harrison?

Yes. Rye, Port Chester, Mamaroneck, White Plains, Scarsdale and other close towns, plus city jobs for ACP-5 and DEP work.

Can my contractor be on the line too?

Please bring them. Plans hold up better when the renovation crew hears them firsthand.

Should I snap photos first?

Helpful, not required. A clear shot of the material and its surroundings speeds things along.

Pick Up the Phone When You Are Ready

Describe what you spotted and what you mean to do about it. We will lay out what handling it properly takes.