If you are hiring a contractor for lead abatement, mitigation, or removal services, you need to make sure that they have the proper licensure. Home and general residential contractors should be up to date on all...
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Post-Abatement Asbestos Dangers
Prior to 1980, many building materials manufactured in the U.S. contained asbestos. This was due in large part to its fiber strength, heat resistant qualities, low cost to mine, and abundant availability. ...
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Property Insurance & Asbestos Abatement
If you suspect one of your properties contains asbestos, it may be a good time to check with your insurance agent. Some or all of the forthcoming work may be covered by your property or homeowner’s insurance....
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Asbestos Abatement in Illinois
In the mid-1980s, newly enacted state and federal legislation required that schools be inspected for asbestos and that plans for its management be developed. The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) staff...
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Health Groups Sue EPA to Evaluate ‘Legacy’ Asbestos Risks
Health and environmental groups have sued the Environmental Protection Agency, seeking a court order compelling it to evaluate the risks posed by so-called "legacy" asbestos used in old products and buildings....
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The Property Owner’s Guide to Lead Abatement and RRP Services (Part 2)
This guide will detail the steps you need to take as a property owner to ensure your lead abatement or RRP projects follow federal and state guidelines. Remember, if you have specific questions, contact the EPA...
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