PJC Environmental, Inc.

PJC Environmental, Inc. does the jobs most contractors subcontract out: asbestos abatement, mould remediation, vermiculite removal and select interior and exterior demolition, working out of 1122 Buckley Road in Stoughton. The company says it is state licensed, bonded and insured, that its own crews perform the work in-house, and that it has experience in schools — Boston Public Schools specifically. The most useful account on file is a 2023 Google review from a homeowner with a mould problem, who wrote that the team "took the time to explain the issue and the steps needed to remediate it" and was "respectful of my home and belongings", and who also had vermiculite removed. A second customer, writing in 2022, had been through several inspections that failed to locate the mould at all and credited PJC with finally making the problem and the remediation steps clear. A third, in 2022, singled out vermiculite removal; a 2023 reviewer described clean, efficient work on windows. Explaining the diagnosis before selling the remediation is the thread that runs through the record. Eleven reviews sit across Google, Angi and BuildZoom, spanning 2020 to 2026, and every one is five stars — a uniformly positive but small history for a specialist trade. Two caveats belong with it. All three Angi reviews were posted in the same month, October 2022, and one of the three is signed "Harvey Y." while this company's owner of record is Harvey Yee, so at least one may not be an arm's-length customer. The other is licensing. BuildZoom's own panel contradicts itself on Massachusetts Asbestos Contractor licence #AC001009: one entry says verified active as of July 2026, two more say "License Not Verified" with an April 2025 expiration. Neither was confirmed against the state register here, so check the number yourself on the Massachusetts Licensed Asbestos Contractors list. There is also a question of fit. Procore, where the company keeps a claimed profile, lists it as a demolition Consultant with nine projects averaging over $2 million apiece — commercial-scale work — while its own site and Angi describe residential and commercial abatement. For a homeowner facing asbestos, vermiculite or mould, this is a specialist with a small, consistent and specific record of explaining the problem before treating it. Confirm licence AC001009 with the state, ask for the containment and clearance-testing plan in writing, and get the scope and price fixed before work starts.