Lead Removal Services

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Member of & trained to industry standards

NORMI - National Organization of Remediators and Mold InspectorsIICRC Certified - Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration CertificationNRPP - National Radon Proficiency ProgramACAC - Council-certified Indoor Environmentalist (CIE/CIEC)RIA - Restoration Industry AssociationISSA - The Worldwide Cleaning Industry AssociationNARI - National Association of the Remodeling Industry

Credentials & standing

  • Asbestos: Licensed asbestos contractor in Georgia, South Carolina & Alabama (state license required and held).
  • Lead paint: EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm (RRP).
  • Mold remediation: performed to EPA/industry standards (IICRC AMRT/MRS · NORMI CMR).
  • Radon measurement & mitigation: performed to EPA/industry standards (NRPP RMT/RMS).
  • Indoor air quality (IAQ): performed to EPA/industry standards (CIE/CIEC).
  • In business since 2009 · Insured $1M/$3M.
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Lead hazards pose serious health risks and must be addressed with extreme care. Improper handling or removal of lead-based materials can increase exposure, contaminate surrounding areas, and create long-term health and legal issues. Professional lead removal is the safest and most effective way to eliminate lead hazards while meeting regulatory requirements.

At ES America (Environmental Services of America), we provide certified lead removal services for residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Our licensed environmental professionals follow EPA and HUD guidelines to safely remove or control lead-based paint and lead-containing materials using approved abatement methods.

Whether you are addressing identified lead hazards, preparing for renovations, or meeting regulatory compliance standards, our lead removal services deliver safe execution, proper documentation, and peace of mind.

What Is Lead Removal?

Lead removal, often referred to as lead abatement, is the process of permanently eliminating or controlling lead hazards in a building. Unlike temporary fixes, professional lead removal focuses on long-term solutions that reduce or eliminate exposure risks.

Lead removal may involve:

  • Removing lead-based paint from surfaces
  • Replacing lead-contaminated building materials
  • Encapsulating or enclosing lead-painted surfaces
  • Performing specialized cleanup and disposal

Lead removal is commonly required in properties built before 1978, especially when lead hazards have been confirmed through inspection and testing.

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How Our Certified Lead Removal Process Works

All lead removal projects performed by ES America follow strict safety, containment, and regulatory protocols to protect occupants, workers, and surrounding environments.

1. Project Planning & Risk Assessment

Our team reviews inspection and testing results to determine the appropriate lead removal strategy based on hazard type, surface condition, and occupancy requirements.

4. HEPA Cleaning & Decontamination

After removal, all affected areas are thoroughly cleaned using HEPA vacuums and wet-cleaning techniques to eliminate residual lead dust.

2. Containment & Site Preparation

We establish controlled work areas using:

  • Physical barriers and containment systems
  • Negative air pressure equipment
  • HEPA filtration units

This prevents the spread of lead dust during removal activities.

5. Waste Handling & Disposal

Lead-contaminated materials are properly packaged, labeled, and disposed of in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations.

3. Lead-Based Paint & Material Removal

Depending on the situation, lead hazards may be addressed through:

  • Paint removal using approved methods
  • Component replacement (doors, windows, trim)
  • Encapsulation or enclosure systems

All work follows EPA-approved abatement practices.

6. Clearance Testing & Final Documentation

Once removal is complete, clearance testing may be performed to confirm that lead levels meet regulatory standards. Final reports document compliance and project completion.

Lead Removal vs Lead Testing

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Lead Testing

Lead testing measures lead concentration levels and evaluates exposure risk.

  • Confirms presence and severity of lead hazards
  • Required before and after removal
  • Provides clearance documentation

Lead Removal

Lead removal eliminates or permanently controls identified lead hazards.

  • Removes or contains lead-based materials
  • Reduces long-term exposure risk
  • Requires certified professionals
  • Must follow strict regulatory protocols

Most projects involve testing before removal and clearance testing after completion.

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Types of Lead Removal Services We Provide

Residential Lead Removal

Residential lead removal is often required in older homes, rental properties, and child-occupied facilities.

We address:

  • Lead-based paint on walls, trim, and ceilings
  • Windows, doors, and high-friction surfaces
  • Exterior siding and painted components
  • Areas posing exposure risks to children

Commercial & Industrial Lead Removal

Commercial and industrial properties require advanced lead removal solutions due to occupancy size and regulatory oversight.

We serve:

  • Office buildings
  • Schools and childcare facilities
  • Healthcare environments
  • Government and industrial properties
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Lead Removal Cost

Lead removal costs depend on:

  • Size and complexity of the project
  • Type and extent of lead hazards
  • Removal method used
  • Containment and clearance requirements

Typical lead removal costs range from $2,000 to $15,000+, depending on project scope and regulatory needs.

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When Lead Removal Is Necessary

Professional lead removal is highly recommended when lead hazards have been confirmed through inspection or testing, especially in properties where children or vulnerable occupants are present, or when renovation or demolition projects are planned. Hiring certified professionals ensures full regulatory compliance and becomes essential when temporary control measures are no longer sufficient. Addressing lead hazards early not only protects occupants from serious health risks but also helps property owners avoid legal liability, fines, and costly project delays, making professional lead abatement a safe, effective, and responsible solution.

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