Boyle Contracting handles the hazards you cannot fix with a weekend and a shop vac. We do licensed asbestos removal, lead removal, mold removal, and fire damage support for homes and businesses across Long Island. If you have a health hazard in your walls, your basement, or your ceiling, we test it, contain it, remove it, and give you paperwork that proves it is gone.
Commercial · Residential · Emergency · Lead Abatement · Asbestos Abatement · Fire Damage Support
Commercial · Residential · Emergency · Lead Abatement · Asbestos Abatement · Fire Damage Support
New York does not let just anyone handle asbestos. The state Department of Labor licenses asbestos abatement companies, and the workers on site have to be certified through Department of Health accredited training. We are a licensed asbestos removal company, we carry insurance, and we will hand you the license number before you hand us a deposit. Ask the last contractor who quoted you if they can do the same.










Boyle Contracting started because Long Island homeowners kept getting bounced around. One company for the asbestos, another for the mold, a third after a fire, and nobody willing to own the whole job. We fixed that. We are the crew that shows up for the ugly work: the popcorn ceiling from 1974, the flaking paint in a rental that just failed inspection, the black patches spreading behind a finished basement wall, the smoke damage after a kitchen fire.
We work for homeowners, landlords, property managers, and business owners from Montauk to the Nassau line. Same crew, same standards, whether it is a two-bedroom in Levittown or a storefront in Huntington.
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If your house went up before the mid-1980s, asbestos could be in the floor tiles, the pipe insulation, the popcorn ceiling, or the old siding. We do residential asbestos removal and commercial asbestos removal, always with proper containment and air clearance testing at the end. As licensed asbestos removal contractors, we file the required New York project notifications so the job is legal as well as safe. Wondering how much asbestos removal costs? It depends on the material and the square footage, and we will give you a real number after we look, not a guess over the phone.
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Paint made before 1978 usually contains lead, and on Long Island that covers most of the housing stock. Sanding it or scraping it without containment spreads lead dust through the whole house, which is the exact thing that poisons kids. Our lead removal services cover deteriorating paint, window friction surfaces, and soil near the foundation. We handle residential and commercial lead removal, and as professional lead removal contractors we clean to a standard that passes a dust-wipe clearance test, not just a standard that looks tidy.
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After a fire, the flames are only part of the problem. Smoke gets into everything, soot is corrosive, and the water the fire department used is already starting mold behind the drywall. Our emergency fire damage services move fast: we secure the property, document the loss for your insurance, and start professional fire damage cleaning services on smoke, soot, and water damage. If you are dealing with a fire right now, call us before you call anyone else. As a fire damage company that also handles mold and asbestos, we catch the second-wave problems a cleanup-only crew misses.
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Mold is a moisture problem wearing a costume. Scrub the black off the wall and it comes back in a month, because the leak or the humidity is still there. Our mold removal services start by finding the water source, then removing the affected material and drying the space so it does not return. We do residential mold removal and commercial mold removal, and if you want to know how much mold removal costs, the honest answer is that a small bathroom job and a flooded finished basement are not the same price. We will tell you which one you have.
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We seal off the work zone and set up air control so nothing spreads to the rest of the building.
The crew removes the hazardous material and bags it for legal disposal under New York rules.
We test the air or wipe for dust to confirm the space is safe again. This is the step that proves the job worked.
We walk the property with you, hand over the documentation, and answer whatever is left.
We cover Long Island end to end, for homeowners and businesses alike. If your town is not on the list, call anyway. Odds are we are already working nearby.
Do not see your town? Reach out. Our service area covers all of Suffolk and Nassau County.
Real jobs across Suffolk and Nassau: asbestos abatements, lead paint removals, mold remediations, and fire damage cleanups.






A look at how we set up containment, run the removal, and leave a property clean. Watching a crew do it right is the best way to see the difference between a proper abatement and a quick scrape-and-paint.
You get the plan in writing before we start, so there are no surprises about what is included.
We do not just say it is clean. We test it and show you the result.
The job is not done until you have walked it with us and signed off yourself.
If you have a hazard, waiting rarely makes it cheaper. Asbestos does not go away, lead dust spreads, mold grows, and fire damage sets in. Get a licensed crew to look at it, tell you what it actually is, and give you a real number.
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