Hazardous Material Abatement

Expert Hazardous Material Abatement Services

Griffin Services provides expert hazardous material abatement services that protect people, property, and the environment from exposure to dangerous substances. Our teams specialize in the safe identification, removal, and disposal of asbestos, lead, mold, and PCBs, using industry-leading practices that meet or exceed EPA, OSHA, and state regulatory standards. With strict safety protocols, advanced containment systems, and highly trained crews, we deliver abatement solutions that prepare facilities for safe occupancy, renovation, or demolition while minimizing disruption and environmental impact.

What is Hazardous Material Abatement?

Hazardous material abatement is the process of identifying, containing, and safely removing harmful substances from buildings, structures, or soil to protect human health and the environment. Unlike general demolition, which removes structural components, abatement focuses on isolating and eliminating specific materials that can pose long-term risks if disturbed.

At Griffin Services, our certified teams perform abatement for:

• Asbestos – often found in insulation, floor tiles, roofing, and other building materials.

• Lead – commonly present in older paint, pipes, and coatings.

• Mold – caused by water intrusion or poor ventilation, impacting air quality and structural integrity.

• Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) – found in electrical equipment, caulking, and sealants in older facilities.

Each abatement project is carefully planned with air monitoring, containment systems, and specialized removal techniques to ensure safe and compliant results. The goal is to leave the site clean, compliant, and ready for reuse, renovation, or demolition without risk of exposure.

Griffin Services delivers safe, compliant hazardous material abatement for projects of every size. With certified crews, proven processes, and a commitment to health and safety, we provide the assurance that facilities are clean, secure, and ready for their next phase of use.

• Certified asbestos, lead, mold, and PCB abatement services.
• Strict compliance with EPA, OSHA, and state regulatory standards.
• Containment systems and negative air pressure to prevent exposure.
• Experienced crews trained in safety-first removal methods.
• Comprehensive waste management and proper disposal practices.
• Preparation of facilities for safe occupancy, renovation, or demolition.