EPA-Certified Lead Paint Removal Services
Protecting your family from lead hazards with safe, certified removal and abatement services for homes built before 1978
Professional Lead Paint Removal & Abatement
Lead paint was commonly used in homes built before 1978 and poses serious health risks, especially to children and pregnant women. Our EPA-certified technicians provide safe, compliant lead paint testing, removal, and abatement services to protect your family and property. Similar to asbestos abatement, lead paint removal requires certified professionals and strict regulatory compliance. Often discovered during fire damage reconstruction or renovation projects.
EPA Certified
All technicians are EPA Lead-Safe certified and follow strict federal regulations
Experienced Team
Decades of experience in safe lead paint testing and removal
Fast Response
Quick inspection and removal to minimize disruption to your home
Understanding Lead Paint Health Risks
Exposure Hazards
Lead exposure can cause serious health problems, particularly in children under 6 and pregnant women. Even small amounts can affect brain development and cause learning disabilities.
Common Sources
Lead paint deteriorates over time, creating dust and chips that can be easily ingested. Renovation or remodeling of older homes can disturb lead paint and create hazardous conditions.
Prevention Required
EPA regulations require certification for anyone working on homes built before 1978. Professional testing and removal is essential to protect your family's health.
When is Lead Paint Testing Required?
Homes Built Before 1978
Any home constructed before 1978 should be tested for lead paint, especially if you're planning renovations or have young children.
Before Renovation Projects
EPA regulations require testing before any renovation, repair, or painting project that disturbs painted surfaces in pre-1978 homes.
Property Transactions
Many buyers request lead paint inspections when purchasing older homes. Testing provides peace of mind and protects property value.
Visible Deterioration
Peeling, chipping, or chalking paint in older homes should be tested immediately as these conditions increase exposure risk.
Our Lead Paint Removal Process
Inspection & Testing
EPA-certified inspector examines all painted surfaces and conducts thorough testing using XRF analyzers and laboratory analysis to identify lead-based paint.
Containment Setup
Complete containment barriers are established using sealed plastic sheeting to prevent lead dust from spreading to other areas of your home.
Safe Removal
Our certified technicians use EPA-approved methods including HEPA vacuums and wet removal techniques to safely remove lead paint without creating dangerous dust.
HEPA Filtration
Industrial-grade HEPA filtration systems continuously clean the air during removal, capturing microscopic lead particles before they can spread.
Disposal & Cleanup
All lead-contaminated materials are properly contained, labeled, and disposed of according to EPA regulations at licensed hazardous waste facilities.
- EPA-compliant disposal
- Thorough HEPA cleaning
Final Clearance
Independent certified inspector conducts clearance testing to verify all lead hazards have been eliminated and your home is safe for occupancy.
- Dust wipe sampling
- Clearance certification
Why Professional Lead Paint Removal is Essential
EPA Certification Required
Federal law requires EPA Lead-Safe certification for anyone working on pre-1978 homes. DIY removal is illegal and dangerous, potentially causing greater contamination.
Specialized Equipment
Professional removal requires HEPA filtration systems, containment barriers, protective equipment, and disposal procedures that homeowners cannot safely replicate.
Expert Knowledge
Our technicians understand lead paint chemistry, removal techniques, and health risks. We ensure complete removal while protecting your family and preserving your property.
Insurance & Liability
Professional removal provides liability protection and may be required by insurance companies or for property transactions. We provide all necessary documentation and clearance certificates.
What Our Customers Say
"PNE just completed work on our apartment after a burst pipe caused damage to our closet and bedroom. The amazing team of Jaime and Felix were incredibly professional and took great care to keep us abreast of the work as each area was being completed. They really paid attention to the details and promised us a room and closet that were as good as new-- they definitely delivered and in less time than we anticipated. Thank you PNE for sending such a great team!"
— Erica Padilla
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