Lead Paint Removal Calgary

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Exposure to lead, particularly through paint chips or dust, can cause serious health problems, especially in children, including developmental delays and neurological damage. Safe removal by certified professionals ensures that any hazardous lead paint is properly contained and disposed of, protecting residents from exposure and maintaining a healthy, toxin-free living environment.

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Calgary Lead Paint Removal

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Calgary’s rich history often means that older homes and buildings may still harbour the hidden danger of lead-based paint. We understand the importance of ensuring the safety of your family and the preservation of your property. Our lead paint removal services are designed to address this potential hazard with professionalism, expertise, and a commitment to the highest safety standards. With a focus on safeguarding your health and the environment, we are your trusted partner in eliminating lead paint concerns from your home or business.

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Too many homeowners have been ghosted by their contractor when they desperately needed support. When we put our name on a project, we don’t consider it done until you’re fully satisfied that your home is safe to inhabit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is lead paint common in older Calgary homes?

Yes, lead-based paint was commonly used in homes and buildings before 1978. If your property was built before this date, there is a higher likelihood of lead-based paint being present.

Lead paint contains lead-based pigments that can pose serious health risks when it deteriorates, chips, or is sanded, releasing lead dust and fumes. Lead exposure can lead to health problems, especially in children and pregnant women, including developmental issues, learning disabilities, and behavioral disorders.

Professional lead paint removal is essential because it requires specialized equipment, training, and knowledge of safety protocols. DIY methods can often lead to greater health risks due to inadequate containment and improper disposal practices.