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A customer wrote in September 2025 that Acme Abatement pulled the asbestos out of a cottage before it came down — on time, clean, and very reasonably priced. That is the company's lane: asbestos removal and interior demolition, run out of Seekonk. Its BBB profile puts 15 employees behind the work and names Seng An Meas as president and Veasna Neth as operations manager, with the corporation incorporated in 2005. Massachusetts' Supplier Diversity Office certifies it as a Minority Business Enterprise, and the registry shows that certification active. Three Google ratings average five stars. Two things belong on the table before you call. Violation Tracker records a $14,197 Massachusetts Attorney General penalty against the company on November 9, 2018, for a wage-and-hour violation. And the company's own lawsuit against general contractor S&R Corporation failed: the Massachusetts Appeals Court affirmed summary judgment for the contractor, and a 2016 legal write-up of that 2015 ruling describes a subcontractor who refused to perform disputed work and walked off the job. On the residential side, the two customers who wrote about the work describe careful, tidy crews — in an October 2024 review a homeowner said there were no footprints or dirt left behind, and both mention reasonable prices. For asbestos coming out ahead of a demolition or a renovation, that is the job they are set up for. Ask for the state abatement notification and the disposal paperwork in writing, and settle in the contract what happens if the scope is disputed partway through.
“The Massachusetts Appeals Court affirmed summary judgment in favor of a general contractor in the matter Acme Abatement Contractor, Inc. v. S&R Corporation. The general contractor, S&R Corporation, hired an asbestos abatement subcontractor, Acme, to demolish and remove materials from a water treatment plant and ball field.”
“In a non-precedential ruling, Massachusetts Appeals Court shot down the claim of a subcontractor who, refused to perform disputed work and walked off the job. Acme Abatement Contractor, Inc. V. S&R Corporation, Mass: Appeals Court (2015)”
“On September 27, 2011, Region 1 issued Immediate Compliance Orders under Section 113(a)(3) of the Clean Air Act to six companies for failing to provide EPA with proper notification of a demolition or renovation operation as required by the Asbestos NESHAP. The companies included Acme Abatement Contractor, Inc. of Seekonk, Massachusetts for a demolition in Warwick, Rhode Island”
“Company: Acme Abatement Contractor Inc. Penalty: $14,197 Year: 2018 Date: November 9, 2018 Offense Group: employment-related offenses Primary Offense: wage and hour violation Level of Government: state Action Type: agency action Agency: Massachusetts Attorney General Civil or Criminal Case: civil Facility State: Massachusetts”
“ACME ABATEMENT CONTRACTOR, INC. | GCB ... # ACME ABATEMENT CONTRACTOR, INC. ... SEEKONK, MA 02771-6004 ... ## Business Details ... Year Established2005”
Peak and his team did a fantastic job removing asbestos prior to the demolition of my cottage. On time, efficient, clean, personable and very reasonably priced. I can't thank ACME enough!
Andy and his team are terrific. They've done excellent work on my house; they're thorough and on time; clean and careful -- no footprints or dirt left behind; they do a great job and they're pleasant to have in my home. To top it all off, Andy's prices are reasonable which gives me even more confidence in him and all the guys on his team. They managed to get here quickly after the asbestos was discovered recognizing how dangerous it is and how imperative it is to abate asbestos as soon as it's found. I cannot recommend them highly enough.
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