Lead Paint Remediation
We are your trusted partner in lead paint remediation, committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of your family and property. With decades of experience and a team of certified experts, we specialize in identifying and effectively addressing lead paint hazards in residential and commercial spaces. Our comprehensive services include thorough lead paint inspections, safe containment and removal, and meticulous clean-up, all performed in strict compliance with environmental regulations. We understand the importance of a lead-free environment, especially for families with young children, and we take pride in offering a solution that brings peace of mind. When you choose REWS, you're choosing a dedicated team that prioritizes your health and safety, delivering results that stand up to the highest standards of quality and professionalism.
REWS Development Lead Paint Removal Process
The lead paint remediation process begins with a thorough inspection to identify lead paint hazards. Once identified, the area is carefully sealed off to prevent the spread of lead dust and debris. Trained professionals then employ safe removal techniques, such as wet scraping or chemical stripping, to eliminate lead-painted surfaces. All removed materials are meticulously cleaned up, and the area undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it's free of lead residues. The process is conducted with strict adherence to environmental regulations and safety protocols, guaranteeing the removal of lead hazards and providing a safe, lead-free environment for your family or occupants.
REWS Development offers a complete line of Lead Paint Remediation services including
Lead Paint Inspection
Lead Paint Containment
Lead Paint Removal
Lead Paint Clean Up
Air Quality Testing
Lead Paint Disposal
Post-Remediation Testing
Documentation
Smoke and Fire Damage: Here’s what to do
- Hire Professionals: Do hire a licensed and certified asbestos abatement company with experienced personnel.
- Asbestos Inspection: Do conduct a thorough asbestos inspection before any renovation or demolition projects in older buildings.
- Notify Authorities: Do notify local authorities and obtain the necessary permits for asbestos removal, if required by your area's regulations.
- Change the air filter on your furnace if it uses forced hot air.
- Tape damp cheesecloth over returns and supply registers to capture loose soot in the air.
- Discard any open food packages.
- If the electricity is off, clean out the refrigerator and leave doors propped open.
- Send clothing with heavy smoke damage to a qualified restoration dry cleaner.
Here’s what NOT to do:
- Do not touch anything with your bare hands. Oil from your hands can permeate upholstery, walls and woodwork, causing additional damage.
- Do not wash walls. Incorrect cleaning could compound the soot residue.
- Do not attempt to clean carpets or upholstered furniture.
- Do not use electrical appliances until having them checked.
- Do not use ceiling fixtures if the ceiling is wet.
