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"Note: it is hard for me to determine value for money as I was charged for a full day of asbestos removal because that was their minimum and I only had a teeny tiny bit (but hey, donâ t mess with asbestos!). The guys were there for an hour and did extra work which was kindly included in the day rate (removing some old batt and a couple of pieces of dry wall). They were very courteous and very neat, they cleaned up after the work and I was very pleased. I recommend!"

"It's never good news to hear you have asbestos, but Michael was professional, helpful, and friendly."

"Asbestos: Didn't know what I was up against. The technician made me feel at ease. Reasonably priced, great work, and showed up when he said he would... like clockwork. Very professional and I would highly recommend."

"Zack was amazing. Gave me a great deal on asbestos tile removal. Was done in less than 2 hours!"

Lozier Environmental Consulting, Inc. is an accredited New York State Department of Health ELAP-certified laboratory that was originated in Rochester in 2002 for the analysis of airborne fibers, asbestos bulk materials, and microbiology of potable/non-potable water. Lozier is also licensed by the New York State Department of Labor for the handling of asbestos materials (restrictive, non-abatement activities) and mold assessments.\n\nCurrent specialty services include asbestos surveys, design, project/air monitoring, food production quality control analysis, mold investigations/sampling and analysis, indoor air quality for commercial, industrial, and residential sites, OSHA compliance/negative exposure assessments, lead paint surveys, microbiological water analysis, food and environmental swab analysis and particle analysis.\n\nOur staff consists of dedicated employees, including a microbiologist, lab technicians, sampling specialists, project managers, and support personnel. We provide sampling and testing services to clients and projects within the Greater Rochester Area, Western New York, the Southern Tier, and Eastern Upstate New York.\n

"We appreciated their professionalism and prompt service at every stage of the process. Their email correspondence, Jessica, Henry, and his team were excellent in taking care of our asbestos abatement needs."

"Great job removing the ice dams. Very personable and kept in contact with me throughout the whole process. I will most likely use them again if any other jobs arise"

Air Monitoring\n Pure Air Inside Outside provides New York State Department of Labor certified Asbestos Abatement Air Monitors to perform air sampling during abatement projects. Their objective is to provide the client with exposure levels of asbestos around and within containment by measuring the fiber content of a known volume of air collected during a specific period (or work period) of time. These measurements include background, work area prep, work in progress and final clearance air sampling that are analyzed by phase contrast microscopy (PCM) and, when required, transmission electron microscopy (TEM) methodologies. \nProject Monitoring\nThe services of a New York State Department of Labor certified Asbestos Abatement Project Monitor may also be retained to oversee the scope, timing, phasing and/or remediation methods to be utilized on any asbestos project. The Project Monitor acts on behalf of the building owner to ensure the abatement contractor's compliance to regulations.

"I investigated Several on removing asbestos in my basement. What I liked was his low key no hard sell approach . He explained in detail what was needed and would be done , what I needed to do . The amount was reasonable and the work was done Well within the time frame given. He came back and checked on his work, helped me fix a few things . I would recommend without hesitation and indeed we already have recommended to others."

"Eric Hess of Leahe Develpment arrived on schedule and immediately called me to report that the work done was shoddy and much of the asbestos had not been removed. He and my real estate agent took photos to document this. Based on Mr. Hess's report, I refused to pay the asbestos remover contractor and was sued in small claims court. Mr. Hess agreed without hesitation to appear as a voluntary witness, and I think his testimony was the main reason that the court found in my favor. I surely could not have asked for more in an asbestos inspector."