Abatement
Asbestos, lead and mold, removed under containment.
Environmental remediation and demolition in St. Louis
Asbestos, lead and mold abatement, PFAS and soil remediation, demolition and concrete floors for every kind of building.
Request a QuoteMinority-owned, Native American company and union signatory contractor, founded in 2005.
Clients include
- Archdiocese of St. Louis
- BJC Hospital
- Department of Defense
- Department of Veterans Affairs
- JS Held, LLC
- Farmer Environmental
- ICS Construction Services
- John Jurgiel & Associates
- Pace Properties
- Sigma Aldrich
- The Lawrence Group
- Washington University of St. Louis
Five kinds of work, one contractor
From a single basement to a hangar floor, AES runs the testing, removal, demolition and finish work under one crew.
Remediation
PFAS, soil, contaminated sites, fire and water damage.
Demolition
Whole buildings, interiors and hotels, debris hauled.
Waste and tanks
Hazardous waste disposal and storage tank removal.
Concrete and floors
Epoxy coatings, polished concrete and moisture barriers.
Before you renovate or demolish, check what applies
Pick your situation. The answer shows the Missouri and federal rules, with the official source for each.
Missouri's asbestos rules apply. Plan the inspection and the notice first.
- Have the building inspected for asbestos by a Missouri-certified inspector before work starts.
- Missouri DNR requires notice at least 10 working days before demolition or an abatement project on a regulated structure.
- In the City of St. Louis, demolition, renovation and abatement projects are also reported on the STL City Permits website.
Sources: Missouri DNR: Asbestos, City of St. Louis: Air Pollution Control
Treat old paint as lead until it is tested, and check for asbestos too.
- Anyone paid to disturb painted surfaces in a home built before 1978 must be EPA certified and trained in lead-safe work practices.
- Most single-family homes are exempt from Missouri DNR's asbestos rules, but older floors, ceilings and pipe wrap can still contain asbestos. Test before you cut or sand.
- Abatement, which removes the lead hazard for good, is a separate job from a lead-safe renovation.
Sources: US EPA: Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Program, Missouri DNR: Asbestos
Check the local permit and the asbestos question before the excavator arrives.
- Missouri DNR's asbestos rules cover commercial structures and some residential ones. Ask your city or county which applies to your house.
- In the City of St. Louis, demolition projects are reported on the STL City Permits website.
- An asbestos inspection before demolition tells the crew what must come out first.
Sources: Missouri DNR: Asbestos, City of St. Louis: Air Pollution Control
Size the problem. Over about 10 square feet is a job for professionals.
- EPA says a moldy area under about 10 square feet can usually be cleaned by the owner.
- With a lot of water damage, or mold over 10 square feet, EPA points to its professional cleanup guidance.
- Fix the water source first, or the mold comes back.
Sources: US EPA: Mold Cleanup in Your Home
Start with sampling, then plan removal or treatment to the result.
- Testing shows what is in the soil or water and how much, before anyone digs.
- Missouri DNR asks for a closure notice at least 30 days before a regulated underground tank is closed, and notice at least three days before work starts on site.
- Treatment and disposal follow from the test results.
The numbers buyers check
Registrations and affiliations for procurement files and prequalification forms.
27-06-0640
Missouri DNR registered asbestos abatement contractor
Missouri DNR registryLIUNA 110, 42 and IUOE 513
Union signatory contractor with Laborers Local 110 and 42 and Operating Engineers Local 513
About AESMBE
Minority Business Enterprise, a Native American company
Government and MBECAGE 4Y6S5
Federal contractor registration, UEI LJVJHC67NNT5
SAM.gov data via GovTribeNAICS 562910
Remediation services, the primary code on the federal registration
SAM.gov data via GovTribeSince 2005
Founded in St. Louis; office at 3100 Gravois Ave
About AES
Completing any project safely, on time, within budget, and in accordance with all regulatory agencies.
Advanced Environmental Services
How a job runs
In our own words, from the first call to the follow-up.
Free estimate
Contact us for a free environmental remediation or restoration estimate and a personalized solution to your problems.
Contain the work
We attempt to contain hazardous materials to a defined construction area whenever possible so that you may continue partial occupation of a building.
Remove and restore
We use the latest techniques and equipment and remain compliant with all safety and regulatory agencies.
Follow up
We make an effort to contact our previous customers following the completion of our services to ensure their satisfaction.
Based on Gravois Avenue, working across eastern and central Missouri
The office is at 3100 Gravois Ave in the City of St. Louis. Each area page covers the local notice and permit rules.
What areas does Advanced Environmental Services serve?
AES works from 3100 Gravois Ave in St. Louis and serves St. Louis, St. Charles and Columbia, Missouri. Call (314) 865-2662 to ask about a site elsewhere.
Who does AES work for?
AES provides services to commercial, residential, industrial, governmental and healthcare customers. Past clients include the Archdiocese of St. Louis, BJC Hospital, the Department of Veterans Affairs and Washington University of St. Louis.
Is AES a registered asbestos contractor in Missouri?
Yes. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources lists Advanced Environmental Services, Inc. as a registered asbestos abatement contractor, registration 27-06-0640.
How do I get a quote?
Call the office at (314) 865-2662 or send the quote form with your name, phone, email and a short description of the building and the work. Photos help.
Request your custom environmental remediation estimate
Contact us for a free environmental remediation or restoration estimate and a personalized solution to your problems.