Knowing the EPA’s RPP rule can save contractors from big fines and keep homeowners safe
A property owner was recently fined for failing to comply with the EPA’s Renovation, Repair, and Painting Rule (RRP) in regards to lead paint....
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Testing Heavy Metals in Drinking Water
In major cities such as Chicago, Baltimore, New York, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Milwaukee and others, lead contamination in drinking water has been...
Read moreFound Lead Paint? Now What?
Receiving results that your property contains lead-based paint can be difficult news to hear. However, you’re likely not alone because...
Read moreWhat To Do After Lead A Clearance Fails?
The end phase of any remediation or abatement activity is the clearance process. The clearance process for environmental contaminants verifies...
Read moreLead Dust: The Fundamentals
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), millions of homes in the United States still contain lead paint. While people typically...
Read moreWhen was lead used in homes?
In our previous blog “When was asbestos used in homes?” we covered materials commonly used in older homes that may contain asbestos and when...
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