Remediation contractors based in Vermont

We list 1 remediation contractor based in Vermont so far. We only list companies found on an official license roster, and some states don't license these trades. Search nearby states, or use the contact form if you know a roster we're missing.

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Licensing in Vermont

Asbestos licensing in Vermont

Vermont's Department of Health licenses asbestos abatement companies, supervisors and workers. A company must have supervisors with licenses on staff, and workers must be employed by a company with a license, and each abatement job needs a permit from the department. The department offers a public lookup of asbestos and lead contractors with licenses on record, so you can check the license on record. Check the department's site for current requirements, including which projects are covered.

Official lookup (opens in a new tab)Vermont Department of Health, Asbestos and Lead Regulatory Program (ALRP) (opens in a new tab)

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Mold licensing in Vermont

Vermont does not have a state license or certification requirement for mold inspection, testing or removal. The Vermont Department of Health says there are no federal or Vermont certifications or licenses for mold clean up. Ask any mold company what training it has, such as voluntary IICRC certification, and get a written scope of work and proof of insurance. Check Vermont Department of Health's site for current information.

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Lead licensing in Vermont

Vermont's Department of Health licenses and certifies lead contractors and sets its own rules for renovation, repair, painting and maintenance work, so the state program applies instead of EPA's. The department offers a public lookup for asbestos and lead contractors, so you can check the credential on record. Check the department's site for current requirements and which jobs are covered.

Official lookup (opens in a new tab)Vermont Department of Health, Asbestos and Lead Regulatory Program (ALRP) (opens in a new tab)

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Last reviewed November 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the agency.

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