We Offer the Vermiculite and Asbestos Removal Braintree, MA Residents Recommend

Safeguarding Your Environment with Professional Vermiculite Removal

At New England Surface Maintenance, our expertise extends to the precise and safe removal of vermiculite insulation, a material known for its potential asbestos contamination, particularly when sourced from Libby, Montana. Our dedicated team is on a mission to secure your environment against asbestos threats, leveraging over 35 years of specialized experience.

We prioritize your safety and peace of mind, ensuring a seamless and efficient vermiculite removal process. We provide the vermiculite and asbestos removal Braintree MA, loves. Don't let the presence of vermiculite pose a risk to your health or property. Contact us today for expert assistance.

Understanding Vermiculite Insulation Risks

Most vermiculite insulation used in homes until the early 1990’s originated in a mine in Libby Montana that also contained deposits of asbestos. It has been determined that this vermiculite was most likely contaminated with asbestos. Because of this, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is advising people that it is safer to assume that all vermiculite insulation contains asbestos.

Due to the amount of asbestos likely present, there is no acceptable level of testing that will definitely prove it is asbestos free. It is therefore a State requirement that if it is to be removed it must be packaged, transported and disposed of as asbestos containing material.

There is some financial assistance available for the removal of vermiculite originating in Libby. This would be through the ZAI Trust. The information can be readily found on-line. We would also be able to assist you with the paperwork you need to submit for possible partial re-imbursement.

If you are having work done in your attic, installing new insulation, working with Mass Save or your local weatherization program or selling your home you will most likely need to address and remove the vermiculite insulation.

NESM can remove this material using our own trained and certified workers as well as the state of the art methods for removal to ensure that there is no risk of contamination in your home during the process.

Why Our Vermiculite Removal Services Stand Out

Choosing New England Surface Maintenance for vermiculite removal means opting for a team that puts your health and safety first. Here's what sets our services apart:

• Extensive 35-year background in handling asbestos-related challenges
• A fully licensed, bonded, and insured operation
• Strict adherence to EPA, OSHA, and RRP Lead Regulations for uncompromised safety
• Availability of free, same-day estimates to quickly address your concerns

Ensure your living or working space is asbestos-free; reach out to New England Surface Maintenance and entrust your vermiculite removal needs to us.

Choose Expertise for Vermiculite Removal

Our unique approach to vermiculite removal combines technical precision with a deep commitment to customer health and safety. Our team, comprised of trained and certified professionals, employs the latest in asbestos removal technology, ensuring your home remains contamination-free.

We're not just about removing a hazardous material; we're about restoring your peace of mind and ensuring your environment is safe and healthy. If your home improvement plans involve attic work, new insulation, or you're navigating a home sale, let us manage the vermiculite removal process with the utmost care and professionalism. Call New England Surface Maintenance today for a free estimate.

Take Action for a Safer Environment

If you need vermiculite and asbestos removal in Brockton, MA or the surrounding area, New England Surface Maintenance is here to help. Our commitment to creating safer, healthier environments is unwavering.

Reach out today to discuss your vermiculite removal needs, and let us guide you through every step—ensuring a safe, efficient, and worry-free resolution. Your health and safety are our top priority. Contact us now and take the first step towards a safer, asbestos-free environment.