Building Better Homes

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Lead remediation is the process of identifying, removing, or safely containing lead-based materials in a home.

Lead is commonly found in:

• Older homes built before 1978 
• Lead-based paint on walls, windows, and trim 
• Dust from deteriorating paint 
• Soil around older properties 

When disturbed, lead can become hazardous — especially for children and families.

Exposure to lead can pose serious health risks. Addressing lead hazards in your home helps create a safer environment and ensures your property meets safety standards.

• Reduce exposure to harmful lead dust and materials 
• Improve overall home safety 
• Protect children and families 
• Bring homes into compliance with safety regulations 
• Prepare properties for renovation or occupancy