Is Your Contractor EPA Lead Certified?
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting, or Lead RRP, rule was created to safeguard children and pregnant women from exposure to lead-based paint, which can lead to birth defects, learning disabilities and slowed growth. Contractors performing renovation, repair and painting projects that disturb lead-based paint in homes, child-care facilities, and schools built before 1978 are required to be certified and must follow specific work practices to prevent lead contamination. To follow the RRP rule, remodelers first must have their company and someone on staff certified in lead-safe work practices.
At Wall To Wall Construction, LLC…both the firm and its entire staff have been certified and trained. According to owner Greg Wall “We take this process very seriously and have a process in place to ensure the safety of our staff, subs and clients. Surprisingly it s not very difficult to follow the lead safe practices but you need to be properly trained and diligent about the process.”
Please be aware of this issue, educate yourself and validate your contractors. For more information please visite the EPA at http://www.epa.gov/lead/
Wall To Wall Construction, LLC…Cert# NAT-40613-1
Why EPA Lead Certification Matters for Maryland Homes
Many homes in Catonsville, Baltimore County, and surrounding Maryland communities were built before 1978, when lead-based paint was still commonly used. If you are planning kitchen remodeling in Catonsville, a bathroom renovation, or even siding replacement, disturbing painted surfaces can release dangerous lead dust into your home. Wall to Wall Construction has served homeowners throughout Baltimore County, Howard County, Anne Arundel County, and Carroll County since 2005.
As a licensed contractor MHIC #123700 and MHBR# 6236, our team understands that EPA Lead RRP compliance is not optional. It is a critical part of protecting your family during any renovation project.
How Lead-Safe Practices Protect Your Family
EPA-certified contractors follow strict containment, cleanup, and verification procedures designed to minimize airborne lead dust. This includes isolating work areas with plastic barriers, using HEPA-filtered equipment, and performing detailed cleaning before the space is reopened. Whether we are completing Kitchen Remodeling in Catonsville, MD | Wall to Wall or handling exterior work like Siding Installation in Ellicott City & Baltimore County, these safeguards are built into our process.
For families in Catonsville and greater Baltimore County, that means peace of mind from start to finish.
Our Lead-Safe Remodeling Process
Every project in Catonsville, MD 21228 and surrounding areas begins with an on-site consultation. We evaluate the age of your home, identify surfaces that may contain lead-based paint, and explain EPA requirements clearly so you understand what to expect. Next comes detailed planning.
We outline containment zones, safety measures, and timelines before any demolition begins. During construction, our trained crew implements EPA-approved lead-safe work practices, followed by thorough cleaning and verification. Finally, we complete a walkthrough to confirm your home is safe, clean, and ready for everyday living.
Why Choose Wall to Wall Construction for Lead-Safe Remodeling
First, experience matters. Founded in 2005, Wall to Wall Construction has completed hundreds of remodeling projects throughout Baltimore County and Howard County while maintaining strict compliance with state and federal regulations. Second, we are fully licensed and insured in Maryland and maintain EPA certification for both the firm and staff.
Third, we offer a wide range of services, from Home Additions Maryland | Custom Additions to roofing, flooring, and outdoor spaces, allowing you to work with one trusted contractor. Finally, our local reputation in Catonsville and nearby communities is built on transparency, safety, and craftsmanship.
What Is Included in Lead-Safe Remodeling Services
Lead-Safe Remodeling Cost in Catonsville and Baltimore County
Costs for lead-safe renovation in Catonsville and throughout Baltimore County vary depending on project size and the amount of painted surface disturbed. Minor projects may add a few hundred dollars for containment and cleaning, while larger renovations like full kitchen or home additions may require more extensive safeguards. While there is a cost associated with compliance, the return on investment is significant.
Protecting your family’s health, avoiding EPA fines, and preserving your home’s value make certified lead-safe remodeling a smart decision.
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Planning a renovation in Catonsville or anywhere in Baltimore County? Call Wall to Wall Construction at 410-788-3990 to schedule your lead-safe remodeling consultation today.
What Our Customers Say
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