Looking for a local asbestos removal contractor in St. Louis, MO? Fill in the form here for a quote, or phone St Louis Asbestos Removal. St Louis Asbestos Removal gives you the quote. The call and the request carry no charge from St Louis Asbestos Removal.
Contact an asbestos removal contractor
Once the form on this page is submitted, a person contacts you inside one business day.
One phone number handles all asbestos removal requests on this site.
Phoning rather than using the form reaches voicemail. Leave a message there; a return call follows within one business day.
A brief recording notice is played at the start of every call. Our privacy policy states how long a recording is held and who can listen to it.
From first contact to a quote
Within a business day of receiving your form, a person reaches you. Next, St Louis Asbestos Removal then contacts you and quotes the job; hiring that contractor means it does the work.
- You complete the form or leave a voicemail message. Give a name and number, a ZIP code, and describe the work, such as "old floor tiles in a basement in Kirkwood that I want to replace."
- We call you inside one business day. We confirm what you need.
- St Louis Asbestos Removal contacts you. It quotes the job; hire it, and it does the work.
Where in the St. Louis area
Tell us about a building in any of these places, by quote form or phone:
- Missouri: St. Louis, Florissant, University City, Kirkwood and Maryland Heights.
- Illinois (Metro East): Belleville, O'Fallon, Granite City and Edwardsville.
A building elsewhere? Say so on the form or by phone.
What to prepare before you contact us about asbestos removal
These five details let the company grasp the job before anyone visits. Write them in the form's details box or say them when you phone. All five are optional for sending the form or phoning.
The material, and where it sits
Name what you believe the material is, for example floor tile, siding, pipe wrap, insulation or ceiling texture, and say where in the building it sits. Say whether it is whole or broken. If your job is the outside walls, read about asbestos siding removal first.
Whether it has been tested
Say whether anyone has tested the material, and keep any lab report or inspection paper on hand. The EPA advises that a trained and accredited asbestos professional take samples, and it does not recommend taking them yourself (EPA, page updated June 25, 2026). If nothing has been tested yet, say that. The page on asbestos testing explains what a test involves.
Whether work is planned
Say whether you plan a renovation, a remodel or a demolition, and when. Say when the work is planned so the company can plan around your date. Mention too if you intend to sell, rent or stay. Ask the company to explain the steps from quote to finished job. For what the removal itself covers, see asbestos abatement.
The condition, and anything disturbed
If the material looks damaged, do not touch it. A Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR) fact sheet says not to disturb suspect material further until it is known whether it contains asbestos, and to keep any debris wet (DNR, PUB2121, May 7, 2024). The EPA says the best course is usually to leave asbestos-containing material alone if it is in good condition (EPA, page updated June 25, 2026). Let the company know which case applies to you.
Other quotes and papers you hold
Collect earlier estimates, lab results or inspection reports. Mention other quotes you have, so the company can say how its scope compares. The EPA says it is better to use two different firms for assessment and for removal, so there is no conflict of interest (EPA, page updated June 25, 2026). If one firm offers to do both, ask how the two jobs are kept separate.
Quote questions answered
Who sets the price on my St. Louis asbestos job?
The quoting contractor settles the price with you. Request the quote in writing.
How soon will someone call me back about my building?
Someone contacts you inside one business day after the form or message arrives. Add the town and ZIP code, and the callback can start from the correct location.
A phone message gets the same callback time of one business day.
Can I fill in a form instead of calling?
Yes. Enter your name, a number, the ZIP code and what you found on the quote form, and a person contacts you inside one business day.
Which details should I collect first?
Five things: the material and where it is, whether it was tested, any planned work, its condition, and other quotes or reports you have.
Should I have the material tested first?
No need. Contact us with what you know and ask the company how testing fits in. If you want to sample it, the EPA says to leave that to a trained and accredited professional.
What can I check about a company before hiring it?
Missouri DNR publishes a contractor list at dnrservices.mo.gov that shows each firm's registration number, expiration date and status. Companion lists cover inspectors, supervisors and workers (Missouri DNR, read October 18, 2026). Request the company's registration number and look it up. The page has no search box, so scan the list or download it.
Does the contractor have to be registered in Missouri?
For regulated projects, yes. A DNR fact sheet says abatement must be done by a Missouri registered asbestos abatement contractor, who may only employ workers certified by the department (DNR, PUB2157, May 7, 2024). Ask the company whether your job is regulated and how it knows.
Should I handle or sweep up material I suspect is asbestos?
No. Do not disturb it, and keep any debris wet. Use the form or phone, and describe what you see. Ask the company what to do in the meantime, until someone has looked at it.
What does asbestos removal cost?
No price appears on this page. Request a written quote from each company for your building, with what it covers.
Who decides if my job needs a registered contractor?
The company that takes your request can explain this for your job. Ask it which rules it is working under and who gives the required notices. A Missouri fact sheet says both the owner and any contractors involved are responsible for making sure notices are provided (DNR, PUB2157, May 7, 2024).
Who does the work
stlouisasbestosremoval.com runs St Louis Asbestos Removal. St Louis Asbestos Removal does the jobs.
The price is something you settle with the quoting contractor.
Sources
- US EPA: Protect Your Family from Exposures to Asbestos (read 2026-10-18)
- Missouri Department of Natural Resources: PUB2121 (read 2026-10-18)
- Missouri Department of Natural Resources: PUB2157 (read 2026-10-18)
- Missouri Department of Natural Resources: Asbestos - Contractors (read 2026-10-18)