Find a Licensed Indiana Asbestos or Lead Contractor
Every contractor listed here holds an active IPLA credential. Data sourced directly from the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency.
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Indiana's largest counties by population — find licensed environmental contractors near you.
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Indianapolis area
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Fort Wayne area
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South Bend area
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Goshen area
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Lafayette area
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Environmental Guides
Asbestos vs. Lead Contractors: Which Do You Need?
Asbestos and lead are separate regulated hazards with different license requirements. Learn the difference between asbestos and lead credentials, and which contractor you need for your project.
How to Hire a Licensed Environmental Contractor in Indiana
Hiring the right licensed asbestos or lead contractor protects your health and your legal liability. Learn what to verify, what questions to ask, and red flags to avoid.
Indiana Asbestos Licensing: What Each License Means
Indiana requires three separate license types for asbestos work: Inspector, Project Supervisor, and Contractor. Learn what each license authorizes, who issues them, and how to verify credentials before hiring.
Why License Verification Matters
Indiana asbestos and lead contractors must be licensed through IPLA. Asbestos abatement requires an Asbestos Contractor license; inspectors and supervisors hold separate credentials. Lead work on pre-1978 homes requires an EPA RRP-certified Lead Contractor or Lead Inspector.
Every profile on this site shows the contractor's license number, credential type, and expiration date — updated automatically from the IPLA database.
Renovating a Pre-1978 Home?
Homes built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint and asbestos-containing materials. Indiana law and EPA regulations require licensed professionals for testing and abatement before renovation, demolition, or sale. Learn more in our guides →
Also need a building permit? Check permit requirements on Indiana Permit Finder →