Lead Abatement

Professional Lead Abatement Servics for Homes and Buildings

If your home or building was built before 1978, it might contain lead-based paint, a serious health hazard—especially for young children and pregnant women. GreenFox is an EPA lead-safe certified firm that can safely remove or encapsulate lead paint, ensuring your property is safe and compliant with regulations.

What Is Lead Abatement?

Lead abatement is the process of permanently eliminating lead-based paint hazards from a property. Unlike simple lead paint removal or renovation, professionals follow strict safety protocols to ensure complete removal or encapsulation of lead materials.

Lead Abatement Process

Inspection and Testing

We conduct a thorough lead risk assessment using industry-standard testing methods.

Removal or Encapsulation

Our team creates a lead removal plan. Depending on the severity, we use chemical stripping, wet sanding, encapsulation, or complete removal to eliminate lead hazards.

Disposal and Post Testing

We ensure all hazardous materials are safely disposed of and perform post-abatement testing to confirm lead-free conditions.

GreenFox Air Quality is your trusted partner for all lead removal needs. 

FAQ

Lead paint can be removed through chemical stripping, wet sanding with HEPA filtration, encapsulation, or complete removal. The best method depends on the condition of the paint and the level of exposure risk.

Lead paint isn’t dangerous if it’s in good condition, but chipping, peeling, or disturbed paint can release harmful dust. If your home has deteriorating lead paint, professional abatement is the safest option.

  • Regularly check for peeling or chipping paint

  • Clean surfaces with a damp cloth to control lead dust

  • Use HEPA filters in vacuums

  • Hire an EPA-certified lead abatement professional for safe removal

Costs vary based on square footage, severity, and the removal method used. GreenFox provides transparent pricing—contact us for an estimate!

If your home was built before 1978, there’s a high chance it contains lead-based paint. Professional lead testing is the best way to confirm, and GreenFox offers certified lead assessments to help you determine your risk.