LEAD PAINT
REMOVAL
WHAT IS
lead paint?
Lead paint was widely used in homes and buildings before 1978, and although it may look harmless, it becomes dangerous when it chips, peels, or creates dust. When lead particles are inhaled or ingested, they can enter the bloodstream and cause serious long-term health effects, especially in young children and pregnant women.
Lead exposure is linked to developmental delays, learning problems, behavioral issues, high blood pressure, kidney damage, and other health concerns. Because of these risks, federal guidelines require that lead-based paint be handled only by certified professionals.
If your home or building was constructed before 1978, it is important to have a licensed inspector evaluate the condition of the paint and determine whether removal, stabilization, or containment is needed.
lead paint Removal services for Homes and Businesses
Lead paint is one of the most common hidden hazards found in older properties, and proper removal requires specialized training, certifications, and equipment. BDS Environmental provides safe and compliant lead paint removal services that protect both your property and the people inside it.
We follow strict EPA and HUD guidelines to ensure that all lead dust, debris, and contaminated materials are contained, removed, and disposed of safely.
Whether you are renovating, selling a home, managing a rental property, or maintaining a commercial building, our team ensures the environment is safe, healthy, and fully compliant with state and federal regulations.
common signs of lead paint hazards
Peeling, cracking, or chipping paint
Dust near windows, doors, or trim
Renovations disturbing old surfaces
Children with unexplained health or behavioral symptoms
Homes built before 1978
Sticking windows or doors that grind paint into dust
If any of these concerns sound familiar, the property should be professionally assessed.
Our certified lead paint Removal Process
BDS Environmental uses approved procedures that keep your property safe during and after removal:
Lead testing and inspection to confirm affected areas.
Containment setup to seal the workspace and prevent dust spread.
Careful paint removal using EPA-approved techniques.
HEPA vacuuming and surface cleaning to eliminate lead particles.
Safe disposal of contaminated materials according to regulations.
Surface refinishing or encapsulation if needed.
Final clearance testing to verify the space is lead-safe.
Every step complies with EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) guidelines.
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If your property was built before 1978 or shows signs of lead paint hazards, take the safe approach.
Contact BDS Environmental today for a certified lead inspection and removal estimate.