Protecting Students and Staff Through Professional Asbestos Removal When it comes to schools, safety is non-negotiable. That’s why Fitchburg Memorial Middle School in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, partnered with Banner Environmental Services to perform a comprehensive asbestos abatement project—ensuring a cleaner, safer environment for students, teachers, and staff. From hidden floor tiles to aging ceiling materials and […]
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Preserving History, Building Futures: Lead Abatement for Habitat for Humanity in Franklin, MA
Transforming a Historic Landmark into a Safe, Livable Home In the heart of Franklin, Massachusetts, Banner Environmental Services was honored to support a mission-driven project unlike any other—providing professional lead abatement services for Old Colony Habitat for Humanity as they converted the South Franklin Congregational Meeting House into a safe, welcoming home for a local […]
Protecting a Sacred Space: Banner’s Asbestos Abatement at St. Patrick’s Church in Natick, MA
A Trusted Partner for Asbestos Abatement and Disposal At St. Patrick’s Church in Natick, Massachusetts, safety isn’t just a priority—it’s a responsibility to the entire community. When church leaders discovered asbestos-containing materials on-site, they knew expert handling was essential. That’s when they called Banner Environmental Services, a leader in asbestos abatement across New England. With […]
Safeguarding Public Health at Randolph High School: Asbestos Abatement & Demolition Services
Protecting Students, Staff, and the Community from Asbestos in Randolph, MA At Banner Environmental Services, safety isn’t just a standard—it’s our promise. When we were called in to support improvements at the Randolph School Health Center—located at Randolph High School in Randolph, Massachusetts—we knew the stakes were high. The space is a vital partnership between […]
Selective Demolition for Campus Upgrades at Bishop Feehan High School
Creating a Safer and Smarter Learning Space via Strategic Interior Demolition At Bishop Feehan High School in Attleboro, Massachusetts, Banner Environmental Services was brought in to support critical renovations to the TLT (Toilets/Lavatories/Tile) areas across two floors of the school. Working closely with the general contractor, our team delivered strategic interior demolition services—clearing the way […]
Non-Traditional Asbestos Abatement Ensures Safe Redevelopment at Historic Newton Site
Revitalizing a Historic Landmark in Newton, Massachusetts At the intersection of historic preservation and modern redevelopment, Banner Environmental Services was proud to support Civico Development and Axiom Partners in a complex, non-traditional asbestos abatement project at 138 & 144 Hancock Street in Newton, MA—the site of the historic Walker Home for Missionary Children. Originally constructed […]
Clearing the Way for Safety: Asbestos Abatement at Beverly Fire Station
Essential Asbestos Abatement for an Essential Service Fire stations aren’t just buildings—they’re lifelines. And when it came time for much-needed upgrades to the Beverly Fire Station in Beverly, Massachusetts, Banner Environmental Services was brought in to perform asbestos abatement across key areas of the facility. This project is part of a larger renovation effort in […]
Smoothing the Way for Smiles: Concrete Grinding at Bradley Hospital’s Splash Park
A Purpose-Driven Project in Riverside, Rhode Island Sometimes the smallest projects make the biggest impact. Banner Environmental Services was proud to partner with Pariseault Builders at the Bradley Hospital Splash Park on Veterans Memorial Parkway in Riverside, RI—a special place designed for children receiving care at the hospital, many of whom have unique medical and […]
Safe from the Top Down: Full-Scale Asbestos Abatement for Whitman DPW
Serving Public Infrastructure with Environmental Precision When the Whitman Department of Public Works (DPW) began planning much-needed improvements to one of their key operational buildings, they needed to confront an issue common in older municipal structures: the widespread presence of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). From the roof to the walls and windows, asbestos was embedded in […]