Lead Paint Removal / Lead Abatement
Certified and Safe
Licensed Lead Paint Removal in Colorado
Liberty Environmental, LLC offers a professional lead paint removal service for homes, apartments, schools, and public buildings across Colorado. As certified lead abatement contractors, we follow strict EPA and state guidelines to ensure safe and legal removal of lead hazards.
Whether you’re remodeling, restoring, or addressing code violations, our team works efficiently and professionally to protect your family, tenants, or workers throughout the entire process.
Lead Exposure Isn’t Just a Childhood Risk
Lead dust can travel through HVAC systems, accumulate on windowsills, and remain in old paint, even if the surface appears intact. Our lead hazard remediation services identify, remove, and legally dispose of lead-containing materials to minimize exposure risks and reduce liability.
Hidden but Harmful
Why Lead Paint Still Matters Today
Homes and buildings constructed before 1978 often contain lead-based paint. While it may appear harmless, deterioration or disturbance during renovations releases microscopic lead dust that poses serious health risks, especially to children, pregnant individuals, and workers. Even when undisturbed, lead paint can flake or chip, contaminating surfaces and soil.
That’s why professional lead testing and removal is essential for real estate sales, rental properties, school projects, and publicly funded renovations. We use certified methods to test, isolate, and safely remove contaminated materials, following full protective protocols. Whether you require complete lead abatement or lead-safe renovation, we ensure compliance with regulations and safeguard everyone on-site.
Where We Remove Lead Hazards
We provide certified residential lead paint cleanup and abatement services for homes, apartment complexes, rental units, schools, childcare centers, senior living facilities, government buildings, and commercial properties throughout Colorado. Many of our projects focus on preparing older homes for sale, restoring low-income or public housing units, meeting grant-funded renovation standards, or assisting contractors with permit-driven lead requirements.
Lead hazards often hide on windowsills, baseboards, doors, stair railings, and trim, and can also affect exterior siding, soil, and porches. Deteriorating paint or friction surfaces generate lead dust that easily spreads through air ducts or settles on floors, putting residents, especially children and pregnant individuals, at risk.
Our trained and licensed team assesses risk, builds containment, and safely removes or seals lead-containing surfaces following EPA- and OSHA-approved protocols. Using HEPA vacuums, protective gear, and lead-safe work practices, we deliver thorough and compliant service. Whether you’re a landlord, homeowner, housing agency, or developer, our residential lead paint cleanup ensures you meet regulations, pass inspections, and protect occupants.
Safe and Certified
Our Lead Abatement Process
Our lead paint removal service strictly follows EPA, HUD, and Colorado state regulations to ensure every job is completed safely, legally, and thoroughly. Whether working in a home, rental, school, or commercial space, we implement a structured plan designed to minimize disruption while maximizing safety. Here’s what you can expect:
- Step 1: Lead Hazard Evaluation
We inspect the property for deteriorating paint, friction surfaces, and areas prone to dust. If lead is suspected, we conduct testing or review existing reports to confirm risk levels and affected materials. - Step 2: Containment & Prep
Protective sheeting, signage, and negative air pressure systems are installed to prevent lead dust from spreading during work. Our team wears full PPE throughout the process. - Step 3: Removal or Encapsulation
Depending on the surface and hazard level, we either remove contaminated materials or seal them with industry-approved encapsulants. All work is performed using lead-safe tools, vacuums, and cleaning agents. - Step 4: Final Cleaning & Air Filtration
We wipe all surfaces, vacuum with HEPA systems, and remove debris safely. Air scrubbers are used as needed to eliminate residual dust. - Step 5: Clearance & Documentation
Final surface or dust testing ensures safe levels. We provide written documentation for compliance, resale, or agency use.
Liberty Environmental, LLC delivers certified results with care and professionalism.