Alpine Environmental

Alpine Environmental is a Chelmsford asbestos, lead paint and mold contractor, and a recent Google customer wrote that Joe and Jim spent two days inside in environmental protection gear on a mold problem, sealed off the rest of the house, then took two days to rip and replace rotted wood, on time and at the contracted fee. That customer said Alpine had de-leaded the same three-family twenty years earlier. The company's website says it has operated since 1991, started by Ed and Ron Peik, and names Theresa Hazelrigg as CEO and Ron Peik as President. A 2024 digitaljournal.com release announced that Theresa Hazelrigg, Kristen Hettig and Leslie Peik joined Ron Peik in the ownership of Alpine Environmental, Inc. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 117689, is active on the state registry. The Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office lists its Women Business Enterprise and Minority Business Enterprise certifications as active, and the SBA lists its Woman-Owned Small Business certification as active. A recent customer who found mold behind a dishwasher said Alpine did the remediation right and quickly. In a 2026 review, a customer said Shawn, Deivy and Victor arrived while the customer was still clearing snow from the driveway and offered, unprompted, to help finish before starting the mold remediation. A 2025 customer who used Alpine twice for lead abatement said that in both cases the final bill was equal to the estimate. A 2024 customer reached out after their son tested positive for high levels of lead, and said the company explained everything that needed to be done and kept the family informed of the progress. In a 2023 review, a customer described Alpine deleading an entire 1914 house, stripping, refinishing and reinstalling dozens of windows and doors with the original pulley-rope systems and hardware. That 2023 customer said a follow-up job to scrape and repaint one side of the house, estimated at two days, took over 10 months, and that the first three times the team came to prep, it did not scrape all of the chipping paint or deglaze the windows properly. A 2025 Google customer wrote that after a representative quoted the job in person, the company sent 2 workers who kept smoking cigarettes and talking on the phone, then told the customer it needed one more day, at the price of one more full day; the customer fired them and hired a different company. In a 2025 review, a customer said Alpine removed the lead, but that the new exterior doors were not installed properly and all needed to be rehung, the new interior doors were butchered, and the hardware specs the customer sent were ignored. A 2022 customer who hired Alpine to de-lead an apartment said the work did substantial damage to the floors, which were not part of the scope, and that the company refused to take responsibility, saying its contract allowed it. In a 2022 review, a customer said a one-week job turned into a five-week job because work had to be redone, that the attic mold treatment missed a whole bay in the corner, and that the roof was leaking where they put in a vent. A 2026 Google reviewer described a company van driving erratically and speeding. A 2024 Google reviewer described a company truck flashing its high beams and weaving through traffic. A 2022 wbjournal.com article reported that Alpine Environmental, Inc. was fined $18,312 for alleged violations, according to a Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection press release.