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Anthony's Abatement is Connecticut's leading asbestos abatement and demolition company. For over 10 years we've provided the highest level of service for our residential and commercial clients. To experience your red carpet treatment start to finish, call Anthony's Abatement today!

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Asbestos Abatement Experts in CT

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Anthony's Abatement is Connecticut's leading asbestos abatement and demolition company. For over 10 years we've provided the highest level of service for our residential and commercial clients. To experience your red carpet treatment start to finish, call Anthony's Abatement today!

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Experienced Asbestos Abatement Contractor in CT

Connecticut, with its rich history and abundance of older homes, is a landscape where asbestos was once widely used in construction materials. It's crucial for owners of older properties to be aware of the potential presence of asbestos and the importance of professional abatement services. This page will cover everything you need to know if you suspect asbestos in your property:


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Exceptional Customer Service

Speak with a real person, our responsive office staff will get you an estimate within 24 hours.

Experienced, On-time Crews

All technicians have 10-15 years of experience. We use cutting edge technologies and tools to ensure you get accurate results, quickly. 

Licensed & Regulation Compliant

We're fully licensed and strictly adhere to all environmental regulations and industry standards. Our Certifications.

Local, Family Owned

Anthony's Abatement is family-owned and operated and has been serving CT for over 10 years.

What Was Asbestos Used For in Homes?

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was extensively used in construction, manufacturing, and other industries due to its desirable properties. It's made up of strong and durable fibers that are heat-resistant, fire-resistant, and have good insulating properties. Because of these attributes, asbestos was commonly used in various building materials and products for many years.

When Should You Consider Asbestos Abatement?

1. Demolition

Before demolition begins, cities and counties are required to have an asbestos survey in Connecticut as part of the permit application.

2. Textured Popcorn Ceiling Removal

Many homes built before the mid 1980’s have textured ceilings, sometimes referred to as “popcorn ceilings”. Do not scrape them yourself! You will release disease causing asbestos fibers into the air. Call a licensed asbestos company. For more information about ceiling asbestos, visit our dedicated ceiling asbestos page.

3. Asbestos Drywall Removal

A drywall system consists of drywall, joint compound and surface texture. The joint compound is applied over the taped seams between sheets of drywall. Joint Compound may contain asbestos. The texture spread over the entire drywall system, which may also contain asbestos, is considered a surfacing material. This surfacing material is considered pressure materials. Example of this material is asbestos-containing floor tiles; roofing shingles; transite siding on side of houses; drywall with asbestos texture applied over. Friable, which is why it is regulated by NESHAPS, due to the potential of it becoming airborne when crumbled with hand pressure.

4. Furnace Removal

Many types of old heating systems are wrapped in asbestos. We have worked extensively with local plumbers and heating companies in Connecticut to remove existing heating systems prior to home furnace updates. We follow NESHAPS guidelines for removal of old heating systems.

5. Asbestos Exterior Shingle Removal

Homes built before 1980 in Connecticut typically have exterior shingles. A licensed and certified asbestos company must remove these shingles.

6. Vinyl Asbestos Tile Removal

9 by 9-inch tiles and the mastic adhering it to the plywood in older homes, here in Connecticut almost always contain asbestos and needs to be removed by a licensed and certified asbestos company. For more information about our floor tile asbestos, visit our floor tile asbestos page.

7. Asbestos Roof Removal

Prior to the mid 1980s many houses in Connecticut were built with asbestos containing roofing tiles. We have worked extensively with many local roofing companies to remove asbestos shingles prior to new roof installation.

8. Asbestos Pipe Insulation Removal

If you have discovered this asbestos pipe insulation while doing repair work, call us immediately. If it has been disturbed, we can remove and dispose of it safely according to local, federal and state regulations.

Our Comprehensive Asbestos Removal Process

We will inspect your property and identify areas that may contain the asbestos mineral. If age or past remodeling has damaged any materials, we will inspect them, test them, and give you a written asbestos abatement action plan. If you plan to renovate or alter plumbing, we will take precautions to keep you and your family safe.


We will arrange the necessary state inspections and take care of needed regulatory notifications/permits. We will handle the disposal of asbestos with care in a state-approved manner.


Anthony's Abatement performs all work in accordance with proper Federal, State, and Local agencies and regulation guidelines.

Specific Work Practices Include:
  • All necessary paperwork notifications/permits
  • Isolation of the work area via sealing critical barriers
  • All necessary precautions to minimize air quality levels within and around the work area (i.e thoroughly applying amended liquids, timely containing waste, and proper worker hygiene/changing practices).
  • Disposal at an EPA certified hazardous waste site.
  • Independent air testing by a licensed asbestos consultant. Not to be confused by Industrial Hygienist!!

Health Effects – How is Asbestos Harmful and Dangerous

Asbestos is dangerous once it becomes airborne, which can easily happen once disturbed. Obvious situations such as repairs, renovations, demolition activities can cause the asbestos to become airborne. Less obvious situations such as water damage, sanding, and increase of foot traffic (ex. flooring) to some materials may also cause fibers to be released into the air.


When the microscopic fibers are inhaled (enters through lungs) or ingested (by way of digestive system), they become embedded in the tissues of the lungs and stomach lining. Exposure to asbestos can cause disabling or fatal diseases such as asbestosis, an emphysema-like condition; lung cancer and gastrointestinal cancer.

  • Mesothelioma — This aggressive cancer forms in the thin membrane (mesothelium) that protects vital organs in the chest and abdomen. Exposure to asbestos is the only medically-verified cause of the disease.
  • Lung Cancer — Most commonly associated with factors like smoking and radon, lung cancer is also known to be exacerbated by exposure to asbestos.
  • Asbestosis — This degenerative respiratory condition results from the formation of scar tissue plaques on the surface of the pleura (lung linings). It can be a precursor to the onset of mesothelioma.


Millions of people have been exposed to asbestos due to its extensive use in domestic, commercial, and industrial products. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, there is no safe level of asbestos exposure.

For more information about our services, or to get a free quote, give us a call at 860-966-7663 or contact us online.

Trust Our Experience: Removing Asbestos In Connecticut for Over 10 Years

Our company is licensed, certified, and fully insured. We understand your concerns and will handle your asbestos issues with compassion, discretion, and professionalism. Anthony's Abatement employees are professionally trained to handle any type of asbestos material and help determine the best course of action based on your specific needs. We have developed a reputation for being a safe, honest, dependable, and cost-conscious asbestos abatement contractor in Connecticut with exceptional credentials.


Anthony's Abatement works closely with asbestos consultants, adjuster, and property owners to find solutions for asbestos/microbial and other hazardous environmental solutions. Our project managers remain hands-on throughout the entire project in order to achieve the goal of total client satisfaction and maintain overall control of our projects. Our projects range from small to large, difficult to simple. No project is ever the same and all projects and clients are treated as equally important.


24/7 Emergency Response Includes:

  • 1-4-hour on-site response
  • Assessment of problem
  • Containment/Remediation
  • Coordinating with Regulatory Agencies

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To schedule your free estimate, give us a call at 860-966-7663 or click below to our contact page and complete the form.

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Asbestos Frequently Asked Questions

  • What license(s) does Anthony's Abatement carry?

    We are licensed in asbestos and lead abatement, and we also have a Home Improvement Contractors license.


    Our licenses and numbers are below:

    • Asbestos License: 000841
    • HIC: 0656806
    • IICRC Reg#: 67133637
    • Lead Abatement#: 2413
  • What is asbestos abatement, and why is it important in CT homes?

    Asbestos abatement is the process of safely removing or containing asbestos-containing materials to prevent exposure to harmful asbestos fibers. In Connecticut, it's crucial due to the presence of asbestos in older homes and the associated health risks.

  • How can I tell if my CT home has asbestos?

    The only way to confirm asbestos presence is through professional testing. Connecticut residents should hire licensed asbestos inspectors to assess and test materials suspected of containing asbestos. If you suspect asbestos in your home, follow our checklist to learn what to do next.

  • What are the health risks of asbestos exposure in Connecticut?

    Asbestos exposure can lead to severe health issues, including lung cancer, mesothelioma, and asbestosis. Connecticut residents need to be aware of these risks, especially in older homes.

  • Are there regulations for asbestos abatement in CT?

    Yes, Connecticut has strict regulations governing asbestos abatement. All asbestos-related work must adhere to these regulations to ensure safety and compliance.

  • How much does asbestos abatement cost in CT?

    The cost of asbestos abatement can vary widely depending on factors like the extent of contamination and the type of materials involved. It's best to get a professional assessment and quote for your specific situation.

  • Do I have to leave my home to remove asbestos?

    No, our methods are designed so that you do not have to vacate.

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There are Plenty of Mold & Asbestos Removal Companies in Connecticut

So Why Choose Anthonys Abatement?

Exceptional Customer Service

Speak with a real person, our responsive office staff will get you an estimate within 24 hours.

Experienced, On-time Crews

All technicians have 10-15 years of experience. We use cutting edge technologies and tools to ensure you get accurate results, quickly. 

Licensed & Regulation Compliant

We're fully licensed and strictly adhere to all environmental regulations and industry standards.

Local, Family Owned

Anthony's Abatement is family-owned and operated and has been serving CT for over 10 years.

Based in West Hartford, CT

Serving the Whole State of Connecticut

Anthony's Abatement proudly serves a wide range of Connecticut counties, including Hartford, Middlesex, New Haven, Tolland, and New London. While we cover every corner of the state, please note that we do not provide services in Fairfield or Windham counties, ensuring our dedicated focus on delivering exceptional abatement solutions to our valued clients.

Hartford County

Middlesex County

New Haven County

Tolland County

New London County

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