Certified Lead Abatement Services & Removal in Colorado
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Properties built before 1978, including older homes, multi-family buildings, apartment complexes, churches, and older commercial spaces, are likely to contain lead-based paint or materials. Exposure to lead poses serious health risks, particularly to children, pregnant women, and the elderly, making proper abatement essential for creating a safe environment.
The first step in addressing potential lead hazards is hiring a certified lead inspector to assess your property. If lead is detected, regulated practices must be strictly followed to remove or encapsulate lead-containing materials safely and effectively.
What is Lead?
Lead is a toxic metal that was commonly used in paint, plumbing, and building materials before its health hazards were fully understood. Homes and buildings constructed before 1978 often contain lead-based paint, which can deteriorate over time into harmful dust and chips. Once ingested or inhaled, lead can accumulate in the body and cause serious health issues especially in children.




Health Risks Associated with Lead Exposure
Exposure to lead, particularly lead dust, can have long-term effects on health, even at low levels. Children, pregnant women, and individuals with weakened immune systems are especially at risk. Health effects may include:
Fatigue, headaches, and irritability
Impaired child development
High blood pressure and kidney damage in adults
Increased risk of miscarriage or premature birth
Why Choose HRS Restoration Services for Lead Abatement
HRS Restoration Services specializes in lead abatement for older properties and understands the unique challenges presented by historic and multi-unit structures. Our licensed and certified lead abatement supervisors and specialists follow strict safety protocols and adhere to all federal, state, and local regulations to ensure the job is done safely and thoroughly.



Our Lead Paint Remediation Services
As a restoration-focused general contractor, HRS offers turnkey solutions for lead paint remediation, from inspection and removal to restoration and repainting. Here’s what sets us apart…
Expert Lead Removal
Our team uses advanced methods to safely strip lead paint from surfaces, minimizing disruption to your property.
Historic Preservation Expertise
We understand the importance of maintaining the architectural integrity of older buildings while eliminating lead hazards.
Encapsulation and Repainting
After lead is removed, our skilled painters apply encapsulants or fresh coats of paint to restore surfaces to their original beauty.
Comprehensive Replacement Services
If components need to be replaced, our skilled tradesmen ensure seamless integration that matches the character and style of your building.
How We Work
The Lead Abatement Process
Identify the Hazard
Inspect the property, test suspected materials, and confirm the presence of asbestos.
Create an Abatement Plan
Develop a containment and removal strategy using safety measures and protective equipment.
Safe Removal and Disposal
Remove asbestos while containing fibers, then transport and dispose of materials at an approved facility.
Final Clearance
Conduct a post-removal inspection to ensure the area meets safety and regulatory standards.
Need Answers?
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my property contains lead-based paint?
Properties built before 1978 likely contain lead paint. Only certified lead inspectors can accurately test and identify lead hazards using specialized equipment and laboratory analysis.
What are the health risks of lead exposure?
Lead exposure can cause developmental delays in children, learning disabilities, behavioral problems, and serious health issues in pregnant women and adults, particularly affecting the nervous system.
Can I just paint over lead-based paint instead of removing it?
Simply painting over lead paint is not sufficient. Proper encapsulation or removal by certified professionals is required to eliminate health hazards and comply with regulations.
Do you work on historic buildings and preserve architectural details?
Yes, our certified team specializes in historic preservation, using advanced methods to safely remove lead while maintaining the architectural integrity and character of older buildings.
Is lead abatement required by law for rental properties?
Federal and state regulations require disclosure of known lead hazards and proper remediation in rental properties, especially those built before 1978 with children under 6 present.
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Lead abatement is more than just a renovation—it’s a commitment to safety and sustainability. HRS Restoration Services delivers the expertise and care needed to handle lead hazards in any property type. Contact us today to schedule an inspection or learn more about our comprehensive lead abatement solutions.

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