lead paint hazzards

Utica and Syracuse NY
Lead Paint Hazzards Risk Assessment Safety and Removal

Lead Based Paint Hazardous Waste Management

Lead Paint Hazzards Risk Assessment Removal Safety

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Lead Paint Hazzards Risk Assessment by Eggan Excavating and Equipment Co ,Inc

Don't be negligent about Lead Paint Hazzards

Call Eggan Enviromental about Lead Paint Hazzards, lead testing, lead-based paint, childhood lead poisoning, risk assessments, and related compliance and issues regarding worker safety.

Eggan Excavating and Equipment Co.,Inc. provides the following environmental services:

  • EPA Certified Lead Inspection

  • EPA Certified Lead Paint Hazzards Risk Assessment

  • EPA Certified Lead Hazzards Screen

  • Environmental Risk Assessment, Phase 1

  • Environmental Investigation and Risk Assessment, Phase 2

  • Environmental Remediation and Risk Assessment, Phase 3

  • removal

  • EPA Certified Lead Paint Hazzards Reevaluation

  • EPA Certified Lead Clearance Testing

  • safety

  • Certified Asbestos Inspection

  • Environmental Emergency Response

  • Soil, Wastewater, and Solid Waste Transport


Protect yourself and the ones you love. Make sure you are not exposed to unknown lead and asbestos hazards. Contact us today for price estimates, consultation and resolution of your environmental concerns.

Where Are Lead Paint Hazzards?

Lead paint hazzards are likely to be found in homes built before 1978 where the paint could contain lead. Lead based paint that is in good condition is usually not a hazzard. However, lead dust and peeling, chipping, or cracking lead-based paint poses a serious health hazzard. When remodeling, lead paint dust can pose a health hazzard.

"Do lt Yourself" Removal of Lead Paint Hazzards

Each of the lead paint hazzards removal methods - sandpaper, scrapers, and chemicals are not completely safe methods for "do-it-yourself" removal of lead-based paint, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

About Lead Paint Hazzards

What are the effects of Lead paint hazzards? While exposure to lead is harmful to adults, it is extremely dangerous for young children and babies (even before they are born).

Lead Risk Assessment:

According to the Federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) "Lead is recognized as one of the most significant environmental health threats to American children. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that almost 1,000,000 American children under the age of six have elevated blood lead levels. According to the American Association of Pediatrics, lead can damage the brain and nervous system, and even a low level of lead exposure can cause learning disabilities, hearing loss, speech, language and behavioral problems, and other serious health effects." Children under six years of age are often exposed to lead poisoning when they eat or touch their mouths without first washing their hands. Recent scientific research indicates that even very small quantities of lead can seriously impair brain development in young children. Lead is most dangerous to children under the age of six.

Failure to comply with increasingly complex lead regulations can result in regulatory action, especially if there is a potential for tenants to be exposed to lead paint hazzards.

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