EnviroWorx has built a reputation for providing trusted lead abatement and removal services that prioritize safety and thoroughness. Our team of certified professionals is trained to handle all aspects of lead abatement and removal, from initial assessment to final cleanup. We use industry-approved methods and follow strict safety protocols to ensure that lead hazards are eliminated without causing further contamination.
Additionally, we provide detailed documentation and reports to demonstrate compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations. Our commitment to quality and safety makes us a reliable partner in protecting your property and ensuring the well-being of its occupants.
We offer comprehensive lead abatement services designed to eliminate the dangers posed by lead in your commercial or industrial property. Lead abatement involves the identification, removal, and proper disposal of lead-based hazards. This process includes stripping lead-based paint, replacing lead pipes, cleaning contaminated soil, and more.
Lead can be found in various parts of older buildings and infrastructure. It is essential to identify and address these sources to ensure a safe environment. Here are some common sources of lead that need to be removed:
Lead-based paint poses a significant health hazard, especially in homes built before the 1978 ban on its use in residential properties. When lead-based paint deteriorates, it can create toxic dust and paint chips that can be ingested or inhaled
Lead was widely used in plumbing systems until the dangers of lead poisoning became well known, and many older properties still have lead pipes or lead solder in their plumbing. When water flows through these pipes, it can pick up lead particles, leading to contaminated drinking water.
Dust is a pervasive and often overlooked source of lead exposure, particularly in older homes and buildings with lead-based paint. As the paint deteriorates, it can release tiny lead particles into the air, which then settle as dust on surfaces throughout the home. This dust can be easily ingested or inhaled, posing serious health risks
Older construction materials can also be a source of lead exposure, particularly roofing materials, window frames, and flashing may contain lead, which can deteriorate over time and release lead particles into the environment.
Lead-contaminated soil is another common source of lead exposure, particularly in urban areas and older properties. Soil can become contaminated with lead from industrial pollution, leaded gasoline, or a build-up of lead from previous manufacturing processes or equipment.
Hiring EnviroWorx for lead abatement ensures you receive expert, reliable, and thorough lead removal services from certified professionals committed to safety and compliance. Our team strictly follows EPA guidelines, using advanced techniques and equipment to effectively eliminate lead hazards. We offer a customized approach, beginning with a detailed inspection and testing to create a tailored abatement plan for your property’s specific needs. Our dedication to quality, safety, and customer satisfaction makes us a trusted partner in creating lead-free environments, providing you with peace of mind and a healthier space for your family or business.
We are dedicated to following the strict guidelines set forth by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other regulatory bodies. Our team is trained and certified in lead-safe practices, ensuring that every step of the abatement process is conducted with the highest level of safety and compliance. We use approved methods and materials to protect our workers, your property, and the environment from lead exposure.
