Yes, it is. According to The Mesothelioma Center, it can take 20-40 years after exposure to asbestos for mesothelioma to develop. The National Cancer Institute also cites that exposure to asbestos is known to cause asbestosis and various forms of cancer. If you suspect that you may need vermiculite and asbestos removal services, call our team at New England Surface Maintenance. 

Usually, no. However, in some rare cases, building owners and homeowners can handle their own vermiculite and asbestos removal. Call our team today to learn about how to safely approach your unique project. 

Yes. There are presently two entities providing possible assistance for attic vermiculite and asbestos removal. Give us a call today and ask us about how you may qualify.

Asbestos material can only be disposed of at a landfill that has been approved under the DEP division of solid waste regulations. When you choose New England Surface Maintenance for your vermiculite and asbestos removal project, our team will dispose of your material safely. Call us today to learn more.

No, you can't. Any material from your asbestos removal project must be properly packaged, keeping the environment safe from any contaminants. To learn more about asbestos disposal, call our team at New England Surface Maintenance today.

No, not necessarily. Asbestos can be maintained if it is in a safe, undamaged condition. However, this is rarely the case. If you end up needing expert vermiculite and asbestos removal services, don't hesitate to reach out to our qualified team.

This is a misconception that is based on the disturbance being caused by an untrained person.

Yes. Since we have a consistently long list of customers, it usually takes us 10 business days to start work on your job. However, if you require emergency vermiculite and asbestos removal, we can be out to your location ASAP.

No, our methods for vermiculite and asbestos removal are designed so that you do not have to vacate.

Yes, although you risk causing damage if you try to clean a significant mold infestation on your own. Doing so often leads to spreading the spores to other areas.

Yes. If you do not correct the initial cause of the mold growth, it is very possible that it will return. Give our team of asbestos removal and mold remediation professionals a call today to learn more about how to keep your home mold-free.

No, not at the moment.

No. Unfortunately, anyone can claim to be a professional in mold remediation. It is important that you check on a company carefully before you hire them. Here at New England Surface Maintenance, we have over 35 years of specialized experience in mold remediation and asbestos removal. If you have any questions about our credentials or want to hear about past project references, don't hesitate to reach out to us today.