Lead Abatement

We assess the home’s age and condition, then use appropriate testing options (such as professional lead testing) to verify whether lead is present before we set the scope and containment plan for the project.

We isolate work areas with plastic containment, use wet methods and HEPA-filtered tools for surface prep, avoid unsafe dry sanding, and follow strict housekeeping to control dust. These steps protect occupants and ensure a clean substrate for primer and paint.

It depends on the condition and location of the coating. We use a mix of methods—selective removal, encapsulation with specialty primers, and component replacement—to reduce hazards and deliver a stable surface that accepts new paint reliably.

Friction and impact points like windows, doors, trim, railings, and stairs often create dust and chips. We stabilize these areas, make repairs, and use durable coatings so the finish resists wear and stays intact longer.

In many cases, yes. We plan containment, ventilation, and cleaning so non-work areas remain usable. For larger scopes, we may suggest temporary adjustments to your routine for comfort and safety.

We perform careful daily housekeeping, HEPA vacuuming, and wet-wiping of surfaces, then complete a thorough clean prior to priming and painting so new coatings adhere properly and the area reopens safely.

Yes. We provide color matching and finish recommendations to blend stabilized areas with surrounding surfaces so the final result looks seamless.

Timeline depends on the number of rooms, condition of surfaces, and whether removal, encapsulation, or component replacement is required. We’ll map out a clear schedule during your proposal.

Getting started is easy. Fill out our contact form or call us at (231) 216-2976 and we’ll set a time to review your space and outline the lead-safe plan.