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Disturbed material or a water event in a commercial building? Isolate the area and call us — 24/7.
New York State splits environmental work between city and state authorities. Inside New York City, DEP’s Asbestos Control Program governs asbestos projects, notifications and certifications, while NYS DOL licenses the contractor. In the rest of the state, asbestos projects follow NYS DOL Industrial Code Rule 56. Mold work over 10 contiguous square feet is governed statewide by Labor Law Article 32.
We map the jurisdiction first, then the pathway, so your filings and your schedule line up.
| Topic | Where it applies | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Reconstruction | NYC / elsewhere | Building permits, inspections and sign-offs from NYC DOB in the city and from town or village building departments elsewhere; licensed trades for plumbing, electrical and fire protection |
| Asbestos in NYC | Five boroughs | DEP notifications, certified supervisors and handlers, independent project monitor, completion filings; NYS DOL contractor license |
| Asbestos outside NYC | Long Island, Westchester and the rest of the state | NYS DOL Industrial Code Rule 56: licensed contractor, state notification and clearance requirements |
| Mold | Statewide | Labor Law Article 32: licensed assessor and licensed remediator, separate on the same project, over 10 contiguous sq ft |
| Demolition and renovation permits | NYC / elsewhere | NYC DOB inside the city; town or village building departments elsewhere. Asbestos requirements must be satisfied first |
| Lead and hazardous materials | Statewide | OSHA and EPA rules; NYSDEC for hazardous waste and petroleum spills |
Rebuilding after fire, water, mold and demolition: framing, drywall and ceilings, flooring, finishes, storefronts and coordination of licensed trades, from permit to closeout. The central service the six below support.
DEP-compliant abatement in the five boroughs and NYS DOL-compliant abatement across Long Island and Westchester, with independent monitoring and full closeout documentation.
Lead paint abatement in commercial, institutional and industrial buildings, with OSHA-compliant containment and clearance testing. Commercial only.
Interior and selective demolition sequenced after environmental clearance, scheduled around each building's or municipality's requirements.
PCBs, mercury, chemicals, drums and contaminated materials removed by permitted haulers with full manifest documentation.
Commercial mold remediation under an independent assessor's protocol, as New York Article 32 requires.
Regulatory pathway planning and closeout documentation across DEP, DOL, DOB and local building departments.
Start with your location for local building types, logistics and rules.
The five boroughs: offices, lofts, industrial, healthcare and institutional buildings rebuilt to DOB and landlord requirements.
Office floors, retail and medical suites rebuilt after hours around freight-elevator and landlord constraints.
Loft and warehouse conversions, industrial waterfront and storefront corridors rebuilt after loss or abatement.
Large-floor-plate industrial, hotel and institutional rebuilds, phased and zoned.
Industrial, food-distribution and institutional rebuilds, often paired with hazardous-material work.
Storm, flood and fire rebuilds of waterfront and commercial properties, planned around the bridges.
Nassau and Suffolk schools, industrial parks, medical offices and retail rebuilt under town and village permits.
Corporate campuses, hospitals, colleges and schools rebuilt in phases under municipal permits.
Every CRE rebuild follows the same six-step sequence. It is built around what the building, the permits and your reopening date require, not around what is quickest for us.
Who you file with
DOB in the city; town and village building departments elsewhere.
Bridge crossings and freight elevators in the city; parkway truck bans and longer drives on Long Island and in Westchester.
Survey first, licensed crews, containment, independent monitoring and clearance, full documentation.
— Why CRE
From survey through closeout, we manage the scope, the filings and the licensed specialists involved — and we answer for the result.
Rebuilding a commercial, institutional or government property after fire, water, mold or demolition: structural and interior repair, drywall and ceilings, flooring, finishes and storefronts, with licensed trades coordinated and permits, inspections and closeout managed
Yes. CRE performs the asbestos, lead, demolition, hazardous-material and mold work, then rebuilds. If another firm handled the mitigation, we start from its documentation.
Yes. Inside New York City, DEP’s Asbestos Control Program governs projects, notifications and certifications. Elsewhere in the state, NYS DOL Industrial Code Rule 56 applies. In both cases, the contractor must hold a NYS DOL Asbestos Handling License.
New York City’s five boroughs, Long Island (Nassau and Suffolk) and Westchester County.
No. CRE works on commercial, institutional and government properties. Residential properties are outside our scope.
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