Lead Paint Abatement

Before any abatement work begins, lead testing is required to confirm the presence and extent of lead-based coatings. This assessment drives the abatement plan and determines the required level of containment and worker protection.

Lead abatement requires robust containment — typically negative air pressure enclosures, plastic sheeting, and HEPA filtration — to prevent lead dust and debris from contaminating the surrounding area or escaping into the environment.

Depending on the condition and location of the lead paint, abatement may involve full removal or encapsulation with an approved coating that seals the lead in place. Our certified team determines the right approach for each situation.

Lead paint debris is classified as hazardous waste and must be disposed of through approved channels. Huntress Painting manages the entire disposal process, ensuring full compliance with all applicable regulations.