Asbestos boiler insulation removal services for residential and commercial properties in Ohio. Central Insulation Systems Inc. provides safe, compliant removal of asbestos-containing insulation from boiler systems for government agencies, corporations, industrial facilities, and homeowners.
General Liability Insurance $6,000,000 per occurrence
Bonded through USI Midwest Insurance Company
Asbestos boiler insulation removal requires specialized expertise to protect building occupants and ensure regulatory compliance. Our service addresses boiler systems in government buildings, hospitals, schools, industrial facilities, and older residential properties where asbestos-containing materials were commonly used for thermal insulation.
Common scenarios include planned boiler replacements, building renovations, maintenance projects where insulation has deteriorated, and situations where asbestos presence has been identified during inspections. We handle both emergency situations where immediate removal is required and scheduled projects that coordinate with broader renovation timelines.
Our service includes comprehensive site assessment, material testing, containment setup, safe removal using approved methods, waste disposal at licensed facilities, and all required documentation for regulatory compliance. We coordinate with building maintenance teams and general contractors to minimize disruption to building operations.
This service does not include boiler repair, replacement, or installation of new insulation materials. Property owners are responsible for any structural repairs needed after insulation removal and must arrange separately for new insulation installation if required.
Our process
1
Site Assessment
We inspect the boiler system and test materials to confirm asbestos presence and develop a removal plan.
2
Containment Setup
We establish sealed work areas with negative air pressure systems to prevent fiber spread during removal.
3
Safe Removal
Our certified technicians remove asbestos insulation using proper techniques and protective equipment.
4
Cleanup and Clearance
We clean all surfaces, conduct air monitoring, and provide clearance documentation for regulatory compliance.
Why Choose Us
Fully licensed asbestos removal contractor operating since 1988
Certified technicians trained in EPA and OSHA regulations
Service coverage across 30+ states for large-scale projects
Customer reviews
★5.0 · 6 reviews
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As a Contractor, who works with homeowners, helping them with their Roofing and Siding Projects, Kevin and his Team, have been relied upon, again and again, by me and/or my Company. They do fantastic work, have a tremendous amount of expertise, and I cannot recommend them enough!
These guys rock! Steve, Tim and the crew tackled my tough job when no others would handle it. Very neat and professional on a really difficult job! Call these guys first!
I worked with Kevin Con, their field specialist. Kevin talked to me over the phone for quite awhile to make sure that I had a good estimate and knowledge of the procedure. The team came out early and they were efficient in the processes. I would highly recommend them especially because they worked so closely with our roofing team to get the job done in one day.
Raymond F.· Angi
Common questions
How can I tell if my pipes have asbestos insulation?You found white insulation wrapped around old pipes in your basement. It's cracking and pieces are falling off. You're worried about asbestos exposure.See the answerStop going in that area immediately. Do not touch or disturb the insulation. Crumbling asbestos pipe insulation releases dangerous fibers. Get it tested professionally. The 2 options are to have it covered with special encapsulating material or have it removed by a licensed abatement contractor.
How to choose an asbestos removal contractorYou need to hire someone for asbestos removal. You've never done this before. You don't know what licenses to look for or what questions to ask to avoid getting ripped off.See the answerOnly hire EPA-licensed asbestos contractors. Check their license number online. Ask for proof of liability insurance. Get written estimates that include containment, removal, disposal, and air clearance testing. Avoid anyone who offers to do testing and removal.
How much does asbestos removal costYou need asbestos removed from your home or building. The quotes you're getting are all over the place. You don't know what's fair or why prices vary so much.See the answerAsbestos removal cost depends on the type (floor tiles vs. pipe insulation), square footage, and containment requirements. Expect $15-25 per square foot for floor tiles, more for pipe insulation. Get three quotes from EPA-licensed contractors only.
Asbestos in boiler room pipesYou found white wrapped insulation around old pipes in your boiler room or basement. It looks like asbestos pipe insulation. You're not sure if it's dangerous or what to do next.See the answerDon't touch or disturb the pipe insulation. Pre-1980 pipe insulation often contains asbestos. Get a sample tested by a certified lab first. If positive, hire an EPA-licensed contractor for safe removal and disposal.
How do I know if my floor tile is asbestos?You're renovating and found old floor tiles that might be asbestos. You stopped work because you're not sure if it's safe to remove them yourself.See the answerStop all work immediately. Do not sand, scrape, or break the tiles. Get a sample tested by a certified lab first. If it tests positive, hire a licensed asbestos abatement contractor. DIY removal is illegal in most areas and dangerous.
How much does asbestos removal actually costYou got a quote for asbestos removal that seems expensive. You're wondering if the price is fair or if you should get more estimates.See the answerAsbestos removal cost depends on square footage, material type, and access difficulty. Pipe insulation runs $15-25 per linear foot. Floor tiles cost $5-15 per square foot. Get three licensed quotes and compare line items, not just total price.
Can I remove asbestos myselfYou found asbestos in your home. Hiring a contractor is expensive. You're wondering if you can safely remove small amounts of asbestos yourself to save money.See the answerNo. DIY asbestos removal is illegal in most states and extremely dangerous. Even small amounts can release deadly fibers that cause mesothelioma decades later. Only EPA-licensed contractors have the proper equipment, training, and disposal permits.
Can I remove asbestos myself to save moneyYou found asbestos in your house. The removal quotes are expensive. You're wondering if you can do it yourself with the right equipment.See the answerNo. DIY asbestos removal is illegal in most states and extremely dangerous. You need special licenses, containment equipment, and disposal permits. One mistake can contaminate your entire house and put your family at risk.
Asbestos RemovalCincinnatiUniversity of Cincinnati
Central Insulation systems has done multiple projects with the University of Cincinnati for over three decades. Notably we worked on the DAAP renovation, the stadium renovation and 10+ other projects across the campus along with having a contract to do small projects when they are needed quickly.
Multiple Projects
Asbestos RemovalAthens, OhOhio University
Central Insulation systems has been working with Ohio university for the last three decades various asbestos removal and environmental projects.
The Ohio State University "The Horseshoe" Stadium Expansion
Asbestos RemovalColumbusThe Ohio State University
Removed underground asbestos pipe insulation from the stadium and under the field. 2 year project with multiple phase involved.
Trusted by Government Agencies, Universities & Major Corporations
Asbestos Pipe Insulation Identification and Encapsulation (sealed covering)
Understanding Asbestos Safety | Ask This Old House
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Frequently asked questions
What's included in your asbestos boiler insulation removal service?See the answerOur service includes comprehensive site assessment, material testing, containment setup, safe removal using approved methods, waste disposal at licensed facilities, and all required documentation for regulatory compliance. We do not include boiler repair, replacement, or installation of new insulation materials.
Do you handle emergency asbestos removal, or only scheduled projects?See the answerWe handle both emergency situations where immediate removal is required and scheduled projects that coordinate with broader renovation timelines. We work with building maintenance teams and general contractors to minimize disruption to your operations.
Do you serve residential properties, or only commercial and industrial facilities?See the answerWe serve both residential and commercial properties in Ohio. Our asbestos boiler insulation removal service is available for homeowners as well as government agencies, corporations, industrial facilities, hospitals, and schools.
