With the recent news of Flint, Michigan’s problem with lead and other harmful materials, interest in EPA lead certification has increased. More Americans are looking to the internet for EPA lead certification online to fit with their often hectic schedules. […]
ZOTA offers an EPA Lead Renovator Certification refresher course to those whose certification is about to expire. The course is compliant with the EPA Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) rule. As of April 22 2010, anybody who performs renovation, repair, […]
Any contractor or property manager worth his or her salt will make the safety of residents a topmost priority. Since the presence of lead paint poses a well-documented danger, particularly to young children, remediation of any apartment or home painted […]
It’s been five years and you’ve come to the end of your Environmental Protection Agency-approved certification for lead inspection and removal. Therefore, you may be wondering what to do next in order to get your EPA lead certification renewal. Both […]
Becoming a lead-safe certified firm is vital to any contracting company. It’s not just about what an official EPA lead certification logo can do to boost your brand, it’s about how important a proper lead inspector training program can be […]
With the recent controversy surrounding the water contamination of Flint, Michigan’s water supply being seen on media outlets all over the country, the issue of lead has once again become a topic of discussion. For people to truly have an […]
With the recent controversy surrounding the water contamination of Flint, Michigan’s water supply being seen on media outlets all over the country, the issue of lead has once again become a topic of discussion. For people to truly have an […]
With the recent news of water contamination in the city of Flint filling the media airwaves lately, lead has once again become a trending concern. The U.S. housing market contains lead paint in three-quarters of homes. Studies have shown that […]
Did you know that three-quarters of the housing in the United States contains lead paint? In fact, according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, 90% of pre-1940 buildings, 80% of pre-1960 buildings, and 62% of pre-1978 buildings contain […]
With the recent shocking events of the contaminated water supply in Michigan coming to light, the world has become horribly aware of the harmful side effects that lead can bring. Around two years ago, the state of Michigan decided to […]