What Is Lead Abatement?
Lead abatement is the controlled removal, enclosure, encapsulation, or stabilization of lead-based paint hazards. The goal is to eliminate the hazard while preventing lead dust and paint chips from spreading.
Lead-based paint is common in buildings constructed before 1978. When it deteriorates or is disturbed during renovation, it can create hazardous dust—especially concerning in homes and facilities occupied by children.
Trained and certified lead-abatement professionals
Strict containment and HEPA dust control
Detailed cleaning and clearance documentation
Our Lead Abatement Process
A controlled process designed to eliminate lead hazards while keeping dust and debris away from occupants and clean areas.
1
Inspect & Plan
We review the testing results, confirm the affected components, and develop the appropriate abatement plan.
3
Abate & Clean
Lead hazards are removed, enclosed, encapsulated, or stabilized before detailed HEPA cleaning of the work area.
2
Contain & Protect
Containment barriers, floor protection, and HEPA dust controls keep contamination inside the work area.
4
Clear & Document
Clearance testing is completed when required, and you receive the appropriate project and disposal documentation.
Common Lead-Based Paint Areas We Address
Lead-based paint is most common in buildings constructed before 1978, particularly on painted surfaces that experience wear or friction.
Windows, doors, and trim
Painted walls and ceilings
Stairs, railings, and porches
Exterior siding, fascia, and soffits
Cabinets, built-ins, and woodwork
Renovation areas with lead dust
Not sure whether paint contains lead? Professional lead testing can identify affected surfaces before renovation or removal begins.