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Lead Abatement in Metro Detroit

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Lead abatement in Metro Detroit: what to expect

Lead abatement is work designed to permanently eliminate lead-based paint hazards: removing painted components, enclosing them or encapsulating them, followed by specialized cleaning and a clearance examination. Metro Detroit has a large share of homes built before 1978, when lead paint was banned for residential use, and hazards concentrate at windows, doors, porches and anywhere paint is chipping or rubbing.

Abatement is different from ordinary renovation. A contractor following EPA's Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) rule works lead-safe during a remodel, but that is not abatement. Abatement fits when the goal is to remove lead hazards, for example after a child's elevated blood lead result, for a rental, or before a family moves in. It starts with a lead inspection or risk assessment by a certified professional.

Window replacement is one of the most common abatement methods; coordinate with window and door pros and painters trained in lead-safe work.

What a proper job includes

  • A lead inspection or risk assessment report as the basis for scope
  • A written abatement plan listing each component and method
  • Containment, warning signs and occupant protection during work
  • Removal, enclosure or encapsulation of lead painted components
  • Work by certified abatement workers under a certified supervisor
  • Specialized cleanup with HEPA vacuums and wet wiping
  • A clearance examination with dust wipe samples before reoccupancy

What drives the price

  • Number of components: windows, doors, trim, porches, siding
  • Method: replacement, enclosure, encapsulation or paint removal
  • Interior versus exterior work and bare soil hazards
  • Whether the family must stay elsewhere during work
  • Clearance testing and any re-cleaning if it fails
  • Replacement windows, doors or trim after removal

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Licensing and certification in Michigan

In Michigan, lead abatement is done by a firm certified by MDHHS as a Lead Abatement Firm, employing certified lead abatement workers and at least one certified supervisor. Inspections and risk assessments are done by MDHHS certified lead inspectors and risk assessors. The state publishes lists of certified firms and professionals on the Mi Lead Safe site.

RRP certification for renovators is a separate credential and does not qualify a firm to do abatement. Window, door or siding replacement may also need a building permit from your city or township, or BSEED in Detroit.

How to compare quotes

  1. Start with a lead inspection or risk assessment so every bid covers the same hazards.
  2. Confirm the firm and its supervisor appear on the MDHHS certified lists.
  3. Compare the method proposed for each component and how long it lasts.
  4. Ask how occupants, pets and belongings will be protected.
  5. Confirm who performs the clearance examination and that it is included.

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Common questions

Lead Abatement FAQ

Abatement is designed to permanently eliminate lead hazards and is done by MDHHS certified abatement firms. Lead-safe renovation under the RRP rule controls dust during a remodel but is not meant to remove hazards permanently.
Homes built before 1978 may. A certified lead inspector can tell you where lead paint is, and a risk assessor can tell you which areas are hazards.
Not always. Intact paint in good condition can often be managed rather than removed. A risk assessment helps you prioritize friction and impact surfaces like windows and doors.
It depends on scope. Occupants, especially children and pregnant people, should stay out of work areas until clearance passes, and larger jobs may require temporary relocation.

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