D&R Environmental Services, LLC

MassDEP fined D&R Environmental Services $46,980 in 2025 over asbestos violations found during an abatement job at a private home in Harvard, announced that July. That is the first thing to raise when you call. Day to day, this is a specialist Leominster outfit: asbestos abatement, mold remediation and selective demolition, taken on for homeowners, contractors, property managers and insurers across Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire. Brothers Pedro and Jose Dipre-Rojas founded the company and are both identified on its site as presidents; they say they came up through the trade as field workers and supervisors, with more than 15 years in demolition and environmental work between them. The site describes the business as minority-owned and family-owned, and its Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office MBE certification is active on the state registry, with an expiry date of 2029-01-08. Its own site also lists the credentials this trade runs on: Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire asbestos contractor certifications, Massachusetts lead-safe renovation, an HIC registration, DOT registration and OSHA-trained personnel. For an asbestos or mold job that calls for an abatement contractor rather than a general remodeler, this is the kind of firm to get a quote from. Ask about the 2025 MassDEP penalty and what changed on their job sites after it, and get the abatement plan, state notifications and disposal paperwork in writing before anyone starts cutting.