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Our aim at Scarsdale Asbestos Connect is straightforward: help homeowners understand the next step without pressure, unexplained trade language, or promises that the project information cannot support.
I am Daniel Russo, and the idea for Scarsdale Asbestos Connect began while I was helping my aunt organize a renovation of her Scarsdale home. I grew up in Eastchester, so family weekends spent discussing repairs and comparing contractors felt familiar. What surprised me was how quickly one question about old pipe insulation turned into several disconnected conversations. My aunt did not need a sales pitch; she needed someone to explain what had been assessed, who was responsible for the next step, and which dates she could reasonably plan around. I started the business with that experience in mind.
I wanted our approach to feel like a useful conversation at the kitchen table: bring the report, explain the goal, and write down what happens next. Maria Bennett, our customer care and records coordinator, shares that preference for making information easy to find; she keeps the same kind of carefully labeled folders for her own White Plains home. Anthony Marino, our project coordination lead from Hartsdale, brings a patient eye to practical details and spends his spare time restoring old mechanical clocks. Together, our proposed team reflects the business we want to build: locally focused, careful about responsibilities, and willing to say when an answer needs professional confirmation.
We focus on Residential Asbestos Removal, Asbestos Floor Tile Removal, Asbestos Pipe Insulation Removal, Asbestos Ceiling Removal, and Asbestos Siding Removal. Each service has its own page so you can see exactly what is involved before you get in touch.
We are based around Scarsdale, NY and serve Westchester County, including Scarsdale, NY, White Plains, NY, Eastchester, NY, and Hartsdale, NY.
We want you to understand the reason for the proposed work, the scope, and the next step before making a decision. Questions are part of the process, not an inconvenience.
Your household routines and property concerns belong in the planning conversation. We take the time to ask what matters to the people living with the project.
We distinguish documented findings from unanswered questions. We do not replace professional assessment with guesses or present a preliminary discussion as a final answer.
Important details should be clear enough to revisit later. We encourage written scopes, agreed changes, and a practical record of how the project was completed.
Meet the people who answer the phone and do the work on our Meet the Team page, or see how to join us on our Careers page.
You do not need every answer before contacting us. Start with your address, the affected area, and any report you already have.
Free — no obligations