Over 1.2 million children in the U.S. have suffered from lead toxicity. While there was a sweeping ban in 1978 that made lead paint illegal, the toxic metal can still be found in many homes. High exposure from lead can […]

Every year, people hire contractors to renovate their homes and businesses throughout the United States and the world. These renovations, regardless of the size of the project, have the potential to put these contractors and builders in danger if the […]

If you’re a contractor seeking to remediate the presence of lead in residential or commercial properties, you should understand the difference between lead abatement and lead renovation, repair, and painting (RRP). While the two terms are similar in some respects, […]

Finding environmentally friendly alternatives to lead-based paint has been a priority for many firms in recent years, and having a concise way to show that your firm adheres to the highest standards is an easy way to make a strong […]

Before 1978 construction companies preferred using lead-based paint because of its reduced drying time and moisture-resistant capabilities. However, when research shed light on the harmful effects of lead, the government imposed a ban on lead-based paint. If you’re looking to […]

In 1978, the federal government banned the use of lead-based paint in the country, although some states had banned it earlier. To date, there are millions of houses with lead paint under layers of other paint. If you are planning […]

Lead is an extremely poisonous metal that, when breathed or consumed, may affect the central nervous system and is regarded as one of the primary environmental issues in homes, commercial properties, and workspaces. Lead-based paint has the greatest harmful effects […]