AAA Abatement LC

Lead and asbestos are AAA Abatement's whole trade. The Springfield company describes itself as an EPA-certified lead paint and asbestos abatement, deleading and inspection contractor working for homeowners, landlords and property owners across New England and New York, with mold remediation, selective demolition and historic preservation alongside. Its Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office Minority Business Enterprise certification, 20260006, is active on the state registry and runs to 2029-04-29. The company also calls itself an EPA RRP certified firm and lists small business, HUBZone and City of Springfield DTAC certifications along with a federal SAM registration. The credentials it publishes span six states: its site gives Massachusetts deleading contractor DS#04141, Connecticut lead contractor #50.002427 with home improvement registration HIC.0704585, New Hampshire DS000299, Vermont Lead-Co-TH-000027, a New York EPA lead inspector number, and a Rhode Island lead abatement contractor credential. Calls go to Christian, who the site says handles the work directly. The towns it advertises sit mostly outside Massachusetts — Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport and Waterbury in Connecticut, Albany, Syracuse and Schenectady in New York — so give your address early in the call. For a deleading order on a rental, or asbestos that has to come out before a renovation starts, this is a specialist rather than a general contractor with a side line. Ask which of those state credentials covers your address, get the scope and debris disposal in writing, and settle who arranges clearance testing before anyone begins.