Hazardous Material Remediation

Lead Paint & Asbestos

EPA Lead-Safe certified and OSHA competent for lead paint and asbestos abatement. Full containment, removal, and disposal per federal and Guam EPA regulations. Safe, documented, compliant.

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The Hazard

Lead and asbestos require certified removal

Lead paint and asbestos are regulated hazardous materials. Improper removal releases toxic dust and fibers — endangering workers, occupants, and the environment. Only certified contractors should handle removal.

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Health Risk

Lead dust causes neurological damage, especially in children. Asbestos fibers cause lung disease and cancer. Both persist in the body and environment.

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Legal Liability

Property owners are responsible for proper removal. Using uncertified contractors creates liability for contamination, health claims, and regulatory fines.

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Disposal Requirements

Lead and asbestos waste is regulated. It must be contained, transported, and disposed of at approved facilities with full documentation.

Certified & Safe

Certified abatement you can trust

EPA Lead-Safe certified, OSHA competent person on site. Full containment, negative air pressure, HEPA filtration, and documented disposal.

EPA Lead-Safe Certified

Certified under the EPA Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule. We follow lead-safe work practices on every project.

OSHA Competent Person

A certified competent person is on site during all abatement work. Air monitoring, PPE, and safety protocols followed.

Full Containment

Negative pressure enclosures with HEPA filtration. No dust or fibers escape the work area. Clearance testing before teardown.

Proper Disposal

Manifested transport to approved disposal facilities. Full chain-of-custody documentation. You receive disposal certificates.

Clearance Testing

Third-party clearance testing after abatement. We do not leave until air and surface samples meet regulatory standards.

Insurance & Bonding

Full liability insurance and bonding available for abatement projects. We carry pollution liability coverage.

Process

Contain, remove, dispose, clear

A regulated process that protects workers, occupants, and the environment.

Assessment & Plan

Test for lead and asbestos. Develop abatement plan with containment strategy, work procedures, and disposal plan.

Containment Setup

Build negative pressure enclosure with HEPA filtration. Establish decontamination zone. Post warning signs.

Removal & Bagging

Wet removal methods to suppress dust. Double-bagged hazardous waste, labeled per DOT requirements.

Clearance & Disposal

Third-party clearance testing. Transport waste to approved facility. Deliver disposal certificates and abatement report.

FAQ

Abatement questions

Common questions about lead paint and asbestos removal.

Buildings built before 1978 likely contain lead paint. Buildings with materials from before 1989 may contain asbestos. We can arrange testing by a certified inspector to confirm presence and concentration before any work begins.

EPA RRP Rule (lead), OSHA 1926.62 (lead in construction), OSHA 1926.1101 (asbestos), EPA NESHAP (asbestos), and Guam EPA regulations. We comply with all applicable federal and local regulations and provide documentation.

Depends on the scope. A small area (single room) may take 2-3 days. A full building abatement can take 1-2 weeks. We provide a timeline in our abatement plan after testing and assessment.

Yes. We provide a complete disposal package: waste manifest, chain-of-custody records, disposal facility certificates, and abatement report. This documentation protects you from future liability.

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Call (671) 686-2603 or fill out the form. We test, plan, and execute safe removal.

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