Service 07
Lead-Safe Paint Removal
Certified for lead paint removal on pre-1978 buildings, on-site or in-shop, so older frames are stripped and prepped to code — with the surrounding property protected throughout.
Lead-safe containment in place
What's Included
The scope of work
- Lead-safe containment setup before any paint disturbance begins
- Certified removal methods for lead-based paint on steel frames
- On-site removal for frames that can't be taken off-site
- In-shop stripping for frames removed for full restoration
- Cleanup and disposal following EPA lead-safe protocols
- Surface prep for priming immediately after removal
The Benefits
Why this matters
- Keeps your household and property safe from lead dust and debris
- Meets EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) requirements for pre-1978 buildings
- Prepares bare steel properly so new primer and paint actually bond and last
- One certified crew handles removal and the restoration work that follows
Common Problems
Signs you might need this
Peeling or chipping paint on a pre-1978 home
This is exactly the situation lead-safe certification is required for.
Chalky paint residue on windowsills
A common sign of degrading lead-based paint that needs professional handling.
Planning any repair that disturbs old paint
Federal law requires lead-safe practices on qualifying pre-1978 properties.
How It Works
The process
1
Assess
Confirm paint age and condition, and plan containment for the work area.
2
Contain
Set up lead-safe containment to protect the surrounding property.
3
Remove
Strip paint using certified lead-safe methods.
4
Clean & Prep
Clear the area to EPA standards and prep bare steel for priming.
Often Paired With
Related services
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