Atlantic was contacted by one of the Montessori School systems to perform the abatement of asbestos pipe insulation, elbows and debris located throughout the basement and its crawlspace. Atlantic worked around the school’s schedule to ensure the abatement was completed and passed TEM clearances during the school’s vacation. Check out our project photos below! Previous […]

Atlantic frequently performs abatement work at Colleges and Universities located throughout Southern New England. This Rhode Island project involved the removal and disposal of the University’s library flooring. Our management and abatement team facilitated the process flawlessly. We worked with RIDOH and the University’s contracted hygiene firm to ensure all protocol was followed through to […]

A school’s asbestos ceiling tiles were affected with water damage and mold, requiring immediate attention. Atlantic mobilized on an emergency basis that following weekend. We remediated all tiles during their tight work-schedule in time for students to return to school that following Monday. Give us a call on your next emergency project! Previous Next

A derelict school, in the process of undergoing renovations and new management, contracted Atlantic to remove their old windows and their respective asbestos-containing caulking. We coordinated with the project manager to facilitate the window removal in conjunction with the window-replacements. Utilizing an articulating boom lift, our crews were able to abate these windows in no […]

A Rhode Island school, working to replace some elements of their heating system, required an emergency abatement of asbestos elbow-insulation. Atlantic worked with the school’s schedule to get the work completed during off-hours to ensure no one would impact our containment. All work was finished within budget and ahead of schedule, with one day left […]

A Charter School purchased an old, rundown multi-family residence with the hopes of using the land for a recreational school park. They contracted with Atlantic to obtain the permit from the City, and the complete demolition of the residential structure. You can visit the site today to see its beautiful new park! Previous Next