Explore everything you need to know about lead abatement. From safe removal techniques to understanding the risks of lead exposure, this category covers best practices, compliance guidelines, and expert tips to help protect your health and environment. Stay informed and ensure safety during lead remediation projects.
Maine and New Hampshire are filled with charming older homes that attract buyers with their unique character and historic appeal. But as any experienced real estate agent knows, these properties often come with hidden challenges that can turn into costly surprises if not addressed early. As restoration professionals, we’ve seen
Once discovered, lead paint removal is vital in safeguarding the health and safety of families and other household members. When lead-based paint becomes exposed, it is a particularly dangerous hazard that can lead to severe health consequences, particularly for young children and pregnant women. For those who live in or
Lead exposure is most common in buildings built before 1950 (paint was up to 50% lead!) and buildings from before 1978. In 2010, the Environmental Protection Agency set laws to prevent further lead poisoning, requiring that contractors are certified in EPA lead removal standards. Lead-contaminated dust, soil, water, and paint
