Licensed • Certified • Safety-Focused • Compliance-Driven
Taylor-Way Contractors is licensed by the New York State Department of Labor and follows strict regulatory procedures to ensure every project is completed safely, professionally, and in full compliance.
Our full asbestos handling license allows us to properly identify, contain, remove, and dispose of asbestos-containing materials using approved safety procedures and environmental controls.
We follow industry-approved containment, removal, and disposal procedures designed to protect occupants, workers, and surrounding environments while meeting all required safety standards.
We work with homeowners, contractors, property managers, and industry professionals who rely on our responsiveness, professionalism, and commitment to getting the job done safely and correctly.
Every project begins with a free consultation call where we discuss your concerns, project scope, and next steps. If needed, we’ll schedule a site visit to properly assess the environment and recommend the safest, most effective solution.

We make environmental remediation simple, clear, and stress-free. From your first call to project completion, Taylor-Way follows a proven process focused on safety, compliance, and peace of mind.
Start with a free consultation call to discuss your concerns, project scope, and next steps. If needed, we’ll schedule a site visit to assess the environment.
Our team performs the work using proper containment, removal, and safety procedures while following all required environmental regulations.
We complete every project with professionalism, attention to detail, and a commitment to safety, cleanliness, and compliance.
Common Warning Signs:
⚠ Older homes/buildings (especially pre-1980s)
⚠ Pipe insulation
⚠ Ceiling tiles
⚠ Floor tiles
⚠ Damaged insulation or drywall
Risk: Asbestos becomes dangerous when disturbed, damaged, or airborne. Inhalation of asbestos fibers has been linked to serious long-term health conditions, including lung disease and cancer.
Waring signs:
⚠ Musty odor
⚠ Water stains (From Leaks)
⚠ Visible growth
⚠ Moisture issues
⚠ Allergies worsening indoors
Risk: Can affect indoor air quality and trigger respiratory issues.
Warning signs:
⚠ Homes built before 1978
⚠ Chipping paint
⚠ Renovation dust
⚠ Aging windows and trim
Risk: Especially harmful to children and families.
Warning signs:
⚠ Poor air quality
⚠ Unexplained odors
⚠ Water damage
⚠ Dust contamination
⚠ Construction disturbance
Risk: Hidden environmental hazards can create serious health and compliance concerns.
Suspected asbestos, mold, or lead issues should never be left unresolved. Early action protects your property, your project, and the people inside.
Taylor-Way Contractors provides additional environmental and project support services for residential and commercial clients. Whether you need testing, cleanup, compliance support, or specialty services, we’re here to help.
✔ Commercial Cleaning
✔ Interior Painting
✔ Exterior Painting
✔ ACP-5 Reports
✔ Environmental Testing
✔ Air Monitoring Services
✔ Rubbish Removal
Tell us about your project. We’ll assess your needs and recommend the safest, most effective path forward.
From testing and compliance to cleanup and project support, Taylor-Way is ready when you need us.
Please reach us at info@taylor-way.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Asbestos becomes dangerous when materials are damaged, disturbed, cut, drilled, broken, or become airborne.
When fibers are released into the air, they can be inhaled and may cause serious long-term health issues.
Asbestos is commonly found in homes and buildings constructed before the 1980s. It may be present in floor tiles, insulation, roofing materials, siding, ceiling materials, and pipe insulation.
The safest way to confirm is through professional inspection and testing.
In most cases, no — asbestos testing should not be done without proper training and safety procedures.
Disturbing suspected asbestos-containing materials can release microscopic fibers into the air, creating serious health risks for occupants and workers.
Professional asbestos testing uses proper containment, sampling procedures, and laboratory analysis to safely identify asbestos-containing materials.
If you suspect asbestos in your home, building, or renovation area, the safest option is to contact a licensed professional before disturbing the material.
Friable asbestos can be crushed by hand pressure and easily releases dangerous airborne fibers. Non-friable asbestos is more stable but can still become hazardous if disturbed during renovation, demolition, or damage.
Not always. If asbestos-containing materials are intact and undisturbed, they may not pose an immediate risk.
However, if the material is damaged, deteriorating, or located in an area scheduled for renovation or demolition, professional evaluation is strongly recommended.
Yes. In addition to asbestos removal and testing, Taylor-Way Contractors provides a range of environmental and specialty services for residential and commercial clients.
Additional services include:
• Mold Remediation
• Lead Abatement
• ACP-5 Reports
• Environmental Testing
• Air Monitoring Services
• Rubbish Removal
• Commercial Cleaning
• Interior Painting
• Exterior Painting
If you’re unsure which service you need, schedule a free consultation and we’ll help guide you in the right direction.
Yes. Taylor-Way works with homeowners, contractors, property managers, and commercial clients throughout New York. We provide environmental remediation, testing, abatement, and specialty support services for both residential and commercial properties.
Yes. Taylor-Way works with homeowners, contractors, property managers, and commercial clients.
Yes. We offer free consultation calls to discuss concerns, project scope, and next steps.