Lead Paint Abatement & Deleading in Massachusetts
Compliance-focused lead hazard work for homeowners, landlords, property managers, investors, and commercial property owners.
Lead paint abatement built around the compliance goal.
Massachusetts uses the term deleading for work performed to correct lead paint hazards in order to achieve compliance with the Massachusetts Lead Law. Austin Deleading performs the contracted hazard correction scope and can coordinate related construction work when needed.
Component removal & replacement
Removing or replacing lead-painted components such as eligible trim, doors, windows, or other materials when called for by the project scope.
Surface preparation & correction
Lead-safe preparation and correction of identified surfaces using methods appropriate to the component and condition.
Encapsulation
Applying approved encapsulation systems to eligible surfaces when encapsulation is an appropriate abatement method.
Containment & work-area controls
Setting up work areas to control dust and debris and protect occupants, workers, and unaffected spaces.
Cleaning & project closeout
Detailed cleanup of the work area so the project can proceed to required inspection or reinspection steps.
Related contracting
Window/door replacement, siding, roofing, gutters, insulation air sealing, repairs, and painting where included in the project.
From inspection findings to completed work.
Review
Share the property, inspection status, report findings, photos, and related work.
Scope
Confirm the work classification, affected components, method, access, schedule, and estimate.
Protect
Prepare containment, work areas, occupant restrictions, and required project controls.
Abate
Complete the lead-hazard correction and any included construction work.
Clean
Perform project cleanup and prepare the areas for inspection or reinspection.
Finish
Complete included repairs or painting and support the project closeout process.
Already have a lead inspection report?
That is the best starting point. Send the report details with your estimate request so the scope can be reviewed against the hazards identified by the licensed inspector.
If you do not yet have an inspection, the site can help you understand where an independent licensed lead inspector fits into the process.
Start with the address and inspection status.
Call Austin Deleading or send a project request online.