800-863-0414 Select Page Lead Paint Abatement Certified Company Since it was founded in 1991, Alpine has led the industry in advancing awareness about the dangers of lead paint as well as championing the best lead paint abatement procedures. We strive to deliver superior customer service and provide peace of mind, while creating safe, healthy environments for our clients. As a lead abatement certified company, we’re eager to put our decades’ worth of experience in lead paint removal to work for you. The Alpine Difference Skilled Crews All of Alpine’s lead abatement crews are fully licensed and trained, as well as insured for environmental liability and workers compensation. Great Guarantees Every Alpine contract has a clearly spelled out start and completion date. When interior work requires the residents to be relocated, we include a $100 a day completion guaranty. Alpine also guarantees passage of all inspections at no additional cost to you. Superior Work We custom-fit our work to provide the best possible solutions for our clients. Our ability to accommodate different schedules and scopes of work makes the lead abatement process as painless and efficient as possible. Lead Paint Abatement vs. Lead Paint Removal Although “lead paint removal” is a commonly used phrase, lead paint abatement is actually the correct term to describe treatment of lead paint hazards. Lead paint removal is misleading because lead paint can’t be completely removed from surfaces. The lead paint hazard is mitigated by scraping, chemical peeling, and other methods before being re-stained or painted to seal any remaining lead residue. Lead Paint Abatement Process Lead Paint Testing Before beginning the lead abatement process, lead paint testing must be completed to determine the affected areas. Generally, the building must be inspected by a licensed lead paint inspector before any abatement is done. To avoid conflict of interest, lead abatement contractors are legally unable to carry out inspection. However, we have several knowledgeable and thorough inspectors we refer our clients to. Once they inspect your property a detailed lead inspection report is generated. Lead Paint Inspection Report With the lead inspection report in-hand we then schedule an appointment to examine the contaminated site. We then review the lead inspection report and our site review findings with you, making sure you understand all of the details. Lead Paint Abatement Plan Based on the lead inspection plan, our site review, and our conversation with you, we develop a detailed l ead abatement proposed scope of work and price. Once a contract has been signed, the actual lead paint abatement work will begin. Lead Paint Abatement Work All of Alpine’s lead abatement crew member are licensed, trained and experienced in all lead abatement methods: scraping the paint, replacing any painted features, chemically stripping the paint, and encapsulating, or covering, non-peeling painted surfaces with a special encapsulating paint. Contact us today for a free lead paint abatement proposal! Lead Paint Abatement FAQ What is the history of lead? What can cause lead contamination? How are children poisoned by lead? Where should I start if I suspect lead might be present? Alpine’s Essential Guide to Lead Paint Abatement Learn More View Our Lead Paint Abatement Projects If you have more questions we’re ready to help. Contact Us Since 1991 Since our founding in 1991, we have dedicated ourselves to solving the most sensitive and complex of issues for each and every one of our clients. Certifications & Memberships Some of our most valued connections. DCAM certified and bonded. Social Media Credit Cards Accepted Get in Touch 800-863-0414 Alpine Environmental, Inc. 275 Billerica Rd., Suite 2B Chelmsford, MA 01824 Contact Us Alpine Projects Essential Guides Alpine Environmental’s Blog Radio Subscribe Join Us Contact Us © 2021 Alpine Environmental, Inc. All rights reserved. | Privacy Policy