Water damage · insurance claims · grant programs · lead violations · demolition

New Jersey Environmental Abatement, Remediation & Reconstruction Contractor

Water-damaged older buildings and insurance-claim projects · approved lead grant and rehabilitation program work · lead violation removal and childhood lead-hazard cases · environmental preparation for demolition. Licensed evaluation, licensed abatement and full reconstruction through one insured project team.

Send your report / scope Call 551-327-6660

NJ Lead Abatement #00882-A NJ Asbestos Abatement #02147 NJ HIC #13VH13909700 Licensed & insured

Where would you like to start

Five ways projects reach us

Most projects arrive with paperwork attached — an insurance scope, an approved grant, a violation notice, or a permit that will not issue until the environmental work is done. Start with the one that matches your situation.

Water damage in an older property

Before demolition begins, determine whether lead, asbestos or other environmental conditions affect the work — then containment, abatement, controlled demolition and reconstruction.

Water damage & remediation

Insurance claim or property loss

Environmental evaluation, written scopes, photographic documentation and licensed abatement, prepared so owners, adjusters and restoration professionals are working from clear information.

Insurance-related projects

Approved lead grant or rehabilitation program

Send your approved scope of work, inspection report, risk-assessment report or program paperwork. We review the required work and prepare an estimate.

Grant & program projects

Lead violation or childhood lead-hazard case

Health Department violation, failed dust wipe, or a case involving a child with an elevated blood lead level. Licensed removal of the identified hazards, through clearance.

Lead violation removal

Demolition or major renovation

Asbestos survey and sampling, lead requirements determined before painted surfaces are disturbed, rodent documentation where required, and licensed abatement.

Demolition preparation

Contractor who found lead or asbestos

For restoration companies, general contractors and property managers — we take the environmental portion, document it, and hand the building back ready for your crews.

Work with us

Inspection & compliance services supporting these projects

Lead paint inspection & XRF testing Asbestos survey & sampling EPA lead-safe renovation (RRP) Rodent service & documentation for demolition

Why owners and contractors call us

We work where environmental hazards, building damage and construction overlap

Plenty of companies do one of these three things. The projects that stall are the ones that need all three at once — an old building, a hazard in the materials, and work that has to be rebuilt properly afterward.

Environmental knowledge

Lead and asbestos evaluation, sampling and hazard identification — and the reporting that municipalities, programs and project teams actually accept.

Appropriate licensing

New Jersey lead abatement and asbestos abatement licences, so the removal work is performed by the same office that scoped it.

Construction capability

Registered New Jersey home improvement contractor. When the hazard is gone, the doors, windows, casings, drywall and finishes go back in.

Lead grant & rehabilitation programs

Already approved? Send us your scope of work.

If you have been approved for a lead remediation, abatement or housing rehabilitation program, the hard question is usually not funding — it is finding a contractor who can actually perform the approved work and handle the paperwork that comes with it.

Send us the scope, the inspection or risk-assessment report, or the program paperwork. We review the required work, tell you plainly which portions we can perform, and prepare an estimate.

Lead remediation and licensed abatement
Component replacement — windows, doors, frames, trim
Drywall, plaster, painting and interior repairs
Exterior repairs, drainage corrections and French-drain work where included
Sewer and drain investigation where a project indicates a concern

Approved scopes vary. Not every program covers every item above — we review your actual approved scope and identify which portions we can perform. We do not determine funding, eligibility, reimbursement or change-order approval.

Send any of these

Approved program scope of work

Lead inspection or XRF report

Risk-assessment report

Health Department notice

Asbestos survey or lab results

Rehabilitation scope or work write-up

See how program projects work

Water damage in an older property

Before demolition begins, find out whether lead or asbestos affects the work

Water damage in an older building is not only a drying problem. Painted plaster, joint systems, ceilings, trim, doors, windows, flooring and insulation may all need to come out — and in an older property, removing them can disturb lead-painted components or suspect asbestos-containing materials. Not every water-damaged building contains them. The point is to know before the demolition starts, not after.

01Water damagePipe, roof, storm, basement or other property loss

02Environmental evaluationEvaluation and testing of the affected materials

03Conditions identifiedLead or asbestos conditions confirmed or ruled out

04Containment & abatementAppropriate containment and licensed abatement

05Selective demolitionAffected materials removed under control

06ClearanceIndependent clearance where required

07ReconstructionComponents replaced and finishes restored

When a normal water-damage project turns into an environmental project, we have the licences and the construction capability to carry it through both halves. Moisture and mold concerns are addressed or coordinated with appropriately qualified professionals or subcontractors where necessary.

Water damage & environmental work Call 551-327-6660

Reconstruction after abatement

We don’t stop when the hazard is removed

Most abatement companies hand back a stripped room and a phone number for somebody else. That handoff is where projects lose weeks and owners lose money. We hold the New Jersey home improvement contractor registration, so the same office that performed the abatement puts the building back together.

Doors, frames, casings, thresholds and windows
Drywall, plaster repair, trim and baseboards
Surface preparation, priming and painting
Flooring-related work and interior repairs
Exterior repairs where included in the approved scope

Environmental abatement and reconstruction through one project team.

For restoration contractors, GCs & property managers

You found lead or asbestos. We can take that part of the project.

You do not need to turn the job down or hand the client to a competitor. We handle the environmental portion, document it properly for the project team, and hand the building back ready for your work — or complete the reconstruction ourselves if that is easier for you.

Responsive evaluation

Site attendance, sampling and identification when your project is already open and waiting.

Clear scopes & estimates

Written environmental scopes your client, the owner and the project team can all read.

Photographic documentation

Progress and completion photographs, including conditions that will not be visible later.

Abatement & selective demolition

Licensed removal and controlled demolition of the affected materials.

Clearance coordination

Independent clearance coordinated with an appropriately qualified independent provider where required.

Reconstruction if you want it

We can stop at clearance, or rebuild the components we removed. Your call.

We provide environmental documentation, photographs, scopes and estimates so property owners and the appropriate restoration and insurance professionals have clear information about the work required. Coverage decisions remain with the carrier and the applicable policy. We are not a public adjuster and we do not negotiate claims.

How we work with project teams

Credentials

Licensed for the work we sell

Evaluation, abatement and construction are separately licensed in New Jersey. Holding them together is what lets one call cover the whole project instead of three vendors pointing at each other.

NJ Lead Abatement Contractor	#00882-A
NJ Asbestos Abatement Contractor	#02147
NJ Home Improvement Contractor	#13VH13909700
EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm (RRP)	#LBP-F264668-1
Asbestos building inspection	Accredited personnel
Lead evaluation & risk assessment	NJ credentialed
Liability insurance	In force

The owner runs the job. Selva performs and supervises the work personally rather than handing your property to a rotating crew list.

Independence where it is required. Independent post-abatement clearance is coordinated with an appropriately qualified independent provider when required.

Permits and notifications handled. Notifications, township permits and scope submissions are prepared as part of the project. Permit fees are passed through at actual cost.

Who you are working with

Environmental experience. Construction experience. One project team.

I’m Selvendran Narasingam — most people call me Selva. My earlier work included lead paint investigation in Hudson County on behalf of the State of New Jersey, on childhood lead-hazard cases.

I also have more than fifteen years in construction. That combination is the reason AAGLead understands both the environmental hazard and the building components that have to be repaired or reconstructed afterward.

More about the experience

Service area

Where we work

North Jersey and Middlesex County. If your town is not listed, call — we travel for abatement and program projects.

Hudson County

Jersey City, Hoboken, Bayonne, Union City, West New York, North Bergen, Weehawken, Kearny, Harrison.

Bergen County

Hackensack, Paramus, Fort Lee, Englewood, Teaneck, Ridgewood, Fair Lawn, Lodi, Garfield, Cliffside Park.

Essex County

Newark, East Orange, Irvington, Bloomfield, Montclair, Belleville, Nutley, Orange, West Orange, Maplewood.

Passaic County

Paterson, Clifton, Passaic, Wayne, Hawthorne, Totowa, Little Falls, Woodland Park, Haledon.

Union County

Elizabeth, Plainfield, Union, Linden, Rahway, Roselle, Hillside, Cranford, Summit.

Middlesex County

Perth Amboy, New Brunswick, Piscataway, Edison, Woodbridge, Carteret, Sayreville, Highland Park.

Morris & Somerset

Morristown, Dover, Parsippany, Madison, Somerville, Bound Brook, Bridgewater.

Send your report or scope

Send the paperwork. We’ll tell you what the work involves.

The fastest way to get a real answer is to send what you already have — the approved scope, the inspection report, the notice, or photographs of the damage. We review it and come back with a written estimate.

Phone551-327-6660

Emailjerseyselva@gmail.com

Service areaNorth Jersey & Middlesex County

ResponseCalls and messages are returned outside field hours.

What to send

Email the documents with the property address and municipality, or call and we will tell you what is worth sending.

Approved grant or program scope

Lead inspection or XRF report

Risk-assessment report

Health Department notice

Asbestos survey or laboratory results

Water-damage photographs

Restoration scope or demolition paperwork

Email your documents Call 551-327-6660

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