Lead Paint Removal Services

Powers Environmental provides access to professional lead paint testing, containment and removal services.

If your property was built prior to 1978 or you suspect lead contamination, the EPA recommends professional testing and removal as soon as possible. Call Powers Environmental for help.

Denver Metro Area: 303-752-1317 Colorado Springs Area: 719-635-3056 Fort Collins Area: 970-400-1879

Powers Environmental lead paint removal services:

Direct insurance communication and claim support
Professional lead testing & removal
Regulation containment & removal

What makes lead paint hazardous?

Although the United States banned lead based paint in 1978, many homes built before the ban still contain this potentially dangerous element and contaminated building materials.

Exposure to lead poses the greatest risk to toddlers and small children. Deterioration, cleaning and renovation projects often stirs up lead based dust which may be inhaled or ingested without proper protections. Prolonged exposure to lead dust can cause serious health problems for adults, children and pets.

What makes Powers Environmental different?

Integrity and Accountability
EPA regulated professional abatement technicians
All – phase restoration services from hazardous material removal through re-construction
Locally owned and operated since 1983

FAQs

How can I prevent lead poisoning?

The best way to prevent lead poisoning is to have sources of lead promptly and professionally removed.

If you suspect lead poisoning, you may reach the American Association of Poison Control hotline at 1-800-222-1222 from anywhere in the US.

What are the common symptoms of lead exposure and poisoning?

Exposure commonly happens in 2 ways:

The first is being exposed to a high-level of lead for a short period of time. Symptoms may include:

The second type is low-level lead exposure over a prolonged period of time. This allows the lead to accumulate in the body. Symptoms may include:

If you suspect lead poisoning, contact the American Association of Poison Control hotline at 1-800-222-1222 from anywhere in the US.

Will my insurance cover the removal of lead based paint?

Coverage depends on each individual insurance policy. Review your policy or check with your insurance carrier to determine coverage for liability and protocol for removal.