Contained, careful lead paint removal.
Safe removal and cleanup of lead-based paint in older homes and businesses across Middle Tennessee, with dust kept out of the rest of the building.
- Contained work areas
- Thorough cleanup
- Homes & businesses
When lead paint removal is the right call
Pick the closest match to your situation.
Testing found lead
If lab results confirm lead paint on surfaces you need to deal with, we can scope and quote the work.
Renovation ahead
Paint that will be sanded, scraped or removed needs to be handled safely first.
Peeling paint with kids at home
Chipping paint and dust are the biggest exposure risks and shouldn’t be left alone.
How our process works
From confirmed lead to a cleaned work area.
1. Confirm and scope
We work from test results to define which surfaces are involved.
2. Plan
We explain the approach, timeline and what you’ll need to do, such as moving belongings.
3. Containment
Work areas are sealed off and protected to keep dust out of the rest of the building.
4. Safe removal
Lead-containing paint and materials are removed with methods that limit dust, with no open-flame burning or dry sanding.
5. Cleanup
The area is cleaned thoroughly, including HEPA vacuuming and wet wiping.
6. Verify and dispose
The area is checked afterward, and waste is disposed of properly.
What lead paint removal covers
- Scope based on test results
- Clear written plan and quote
- Sealed and protected work area
- Dust-limiting removal methods
- Thorough cleanup
- Area checked afterward
- Proper waste disposal
- Clear communication throughout
Related services
Test first, and keep the rest of the house healthy.
Serving Middle Tennessee and beyond
Lead paint removal questions, answered
What people ask us most.
How much does lead paint removal cost?
It depends on how many surfaces are involved, the method used and how easy they are to access. Request a free quote and a specialist will explain the scope and price before you commit.
Can I remove lead paint myself?
We don’t recommend it. Sanding, scraping or burning lead paint creates toxic dust. Have the paint tested first, and use trained professionals for removal or repair work.
Do I need to leave my home during lead paint removal?
It depends on the size and location of the work. Work areas are sealed off, and we’ll tell you honestly whether staying elsewhere is the safer choice, especially with children or a pregnant family member at home.
How long does lead paint removal take?
Small jobs can take a day or two. Larger projects take longer. We’ll give you a realistic timeline with your quote.
Do I have to remove the lead paint?
Not always. Paint in good condition can sometimes be managed in place. Peeling or damaged paint, or paint that will be disturbed by renovation, is more urgent. We’ll explain your options honestly.
Who should I hire for work in a pre-1978 home?
Renovation that disturbs paint in most pre-1978 homes is covered by EPA lead-safe work rules, so ask any contractor how they handle lead. Test first so you know what you’re dealing with.
Do you test for lead paint first?
Yes. Testing tells us what’s there and where, so the work is scoped correctly. You’re never required to hire us for both.
Need lead paint removed safely?
Talk to a specialist today. Quotes are free.
Call 615-898-9729Request a Free Quote