EnviroWorx serves clients throughout Metro Nashville and the surrounding region. Our crews are available across Davidson, Williamson, Rutherford, and Wilson counties.
Other local service locations include:
Each location benefits from the same prompt response, detailed reporting, and safe removal process. We also work statewide for clients requiring large-scale abatement or environmental remediation projects.
Asbestos exposure is a serious health concern that demands careful handling and expert removal. In Nashville, many older homes, schools, and commercial buildings still contain asbestos materials, often hidden behind walls or ceilings. EnviroWorx Services provides licensed asbestos abatement throughout the Nashville area, offering safe, compliant removal for residential, commercial, and industrial sites. Every project follows federal, state, and local regulations to ensure that your property is safe for occupancy and future renovation.
Our certified abatement specialists are trained in EPA and OSHA safety standards. We use tested methods and modern equipment to locate, remove, and properly dispose of asbestos-containing materials.
For property owners and facility managers, asbestos can interfere with business operations and regulatory compliance. Enviroworx handles commercial and industrial asbestos abatement projects of all sizes, from small office renovations to large-scale factory decommissioning.
We coordinate with engineers, general contractors, and environmental consultants to ensure that every phase of abatement meets OSHA and TDEC standards. Our services include:
We also offer flexible scheduling, including nights and weekends, to minimize downtime for your operation. Schools, hospitals, and government facilities throughout Middle Tennessee rely on Enviroworx for dependable service, full documentation, and minimal disruption.
Tennessee’s asbestos regulations are managed by the Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) under the Division of Air Pollution Control. In Nashville, additional oversight may come from the Metro Public Health Department.
Property owners planning to disturb building materials containing asbestos must hire a licensed contractor. Self-removal is not permitted for most asbestos work. EnviroWorx maintains all required licenses, certifications, and insurance to perform regulated asbestos abatement.
We also manage the necessary notification and reporting to ensure compliance. Every project includes documentation of waste disposal, air monitoring, and clearance sampling. Clients receive copies of these reports for their records.
For reference, federal standards governing asbestos include:
By adhering to these standards, we protect both building occupants and the wider Nashville community.
EnviroWorx is proud to be an EPA certified asbestos removal contractor, ensuring that all our abatement processes meet the rigorous standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency.
Our team is OSHA certified, ensuring that our professionals are trained in the latest safety protocols and best practices for handling hazardous materials.
Asbestos fibers are microscopic and can remain airborne for long periods. Once inhaled, they can cause long-term health issues including mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis. That’s why federal and state agencies such as the EPA and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) require certified professionals to handle removal and disposal.
Enviroworx follows strict containment and decontamination protocols on every project. Our team uses negative air machines, HEPA filtration, and full protective gear to ensure that fibers never escape into occupied spaces. Every step of our process aligns with OSHA, EPA, and TDEC requirements for worker and occupant safety.
Many properties in Nashville still contain asbestos materials that were once considered standard construction products. These include:
Older areas such as Sylvan Park, East Nashville, and Green Hills often have homes that still contain these materials. Many downtown office buildings and schools built during the post-war boom years may also include asbestos in their mechanical or structural components.
Our inspection and testing services identify the exact location and concentration of asbestos so that the removal plan can be executed safely and precisely.
