Archer’s Asbestos Abatement is a licensed and certified asbestos removal contractor serving Oregon and Washington. We specialize in the safe, compliant removal of asbestos-containing materials in homes, businesses, and public facilities.
Archer’s Asbestos Abatement launched in 2024 with a team that brings decades of combined experience in asbestos abatement, environmental services, demolition, construction, restoration, and regulated project environments across Oregon and Washington.
We built this company around people who understand the responsibilities and technical demands of this work. Our AHERA-certified supervisors, technicians, and support staff have worked in residential neighborhoods, commercial buildings, public schools, medical offices, industrial facilities, and other settings that require careful planning and strong field awareness. Many have spent a significant portion of their careers in roles that involved coordinating crews, maintaining safe work areas, and keeping projects on schedule.
Our team has worked in environments where safety, coordination, and preparation matter just as much as the removal itself. Their background includes work inside homes, multifamily housing, and occupied commercial buildings, but it also extends to highly regulated, technically demanding facilities such as:
Our supervisors and technicians have spent years working in these settings, so they understand how to structure abatement work around families, tenants, staff, and daily operations without creating unnecessary disruption.
To learn more about the individuals who lead and support our field operations, meet our team.
Based out of Portland, Archers performs regulated asbestos abatement throughout Oregon and Washington. Our work supports homeowners, property managers, and facility teams who need safe, compliant removal of asbestos containing materials (ACMs) across all types of buildings.
Our residential abatement services support homeowners and property managers who need asbestos containing materials removed during remodels, repairs, or emergency events. We prepare the work area, establish containment, maintain negative air control, and carry out removal using state-regulated procedures.
For a detailed explanation of our residential asbestos removal process, visit the Residential Abatement page.
Our commercial abatement team has experience operating inside complex environments including schools, medical facilities, office buildings, and government structures. We coordinate with facility teams to sequence work safely and minimize disruption to staff and tenants.
or service details, see our Commercial Abatement service page.
When asbestos containing materials become unintentionally disturbed or damaged, debris and dust can spread quickly. Our team provides controlled cleanup, content decontamination, HEPA filtration, and waste handling to restore safe conditions.
See the Spill Cleanup page for a deeper look at this service.
Asbestos abatement is regulated work. Our process follows the requirements set by AHERA, OSHA, Oregon DEQ, Washington L&I, and local permitting authorities. These standards shape how we prepare a site, perform the removal, and verify that the work is complete.
Every project starts with a review of the materials, building conditions, and the needs of the occupants. We outline the scope, explain the sequence of work, and coordinate access and timing with the client.
We establish containment barriers, control airflow, and maintain negative pressure to keep asbestos fibers confined to the work area. These controls protect people and adjacent spaces throughout the project.
Our technicians follow state-regulated methods for removal, bagging, labeling, and waste handling. Proper PPE, HEPA filtration, and daily cleanup are integrated into every job.
We keep clients informed as the work progresses and coordinate schedule adjustments or access needs along the way. This approach supports a predictable experience in residential and facility environments.
For a full list of our licenses, certifications, and the regulations that guide our work, visit the Licensing and Certifications page.
