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Clients need all loose, failing paint removed before repainting, or complete stripping for a bare-wood refinish — with proper lead-safe practices if the home predates 1978.

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About Paint Removal Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Paint removal methods include chemical stripping with methylene-chloride-free gel or citrus-based strippers, heat guns for flat surfaces, and mechanical methods (orbital sanders, angle grinders with wire cups) for exterior wood siding. Lead paint removal in pre-1978 homes requires EPA RRP certified contractors using containment, wet methods to suppress dust, HEPA vacuums, and licensed hazardous waste disposal of chips and dust. Chemical strippers are applied, allowed to dwell, then scraped while wet.

Clients need all loose, failing paint removed before repainting, or complete stripping for a bare-wood refinish — with proper lead-safe practices if the home predates 1978.

Licensing & credentials: EPA RRP (Renovation, Repair, and Painting) Rule certification required for contractors working on pre-1978 homes; lead paint disposal requires licensed hazardous waste hauler in some states.

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Paint Removal — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for Paint Removal services

How do I know if my home has lead paint?

Homes built before 1978 may contain lead paint; homes pre-1940 almost certainly do. 3M LeadCheck swabs provide a quick field test; XRF testing by a certified lead inspector gives a comprehensive assessment.

Is lead paint dangerous if it's in good condition?

Intact lead paint poses minimal risk; deteriorating, peeling, or chalking lead paint creates dust and chips that are highly toxic, especially to children under 6 years old.

What is the best paint stripper for interior woodwork?

Methylene-chloride-free gel strippers (Dumond Smart Strip, Citristrip) are safer for interior use; apply generously, cover with plastic sheeting to extend dwell time, and scrape wet for best results.

Can I use a heat gun near windows?

Avoid heat guns near leaded glass and near glazing compound — heat can crack glass and melt modern glazing. Chemical strippers are safer for window trim detail work.

What must an RRP contractor do differently than a standard painter?

Post lead warning signs, use plastic sheeting containment, wet-scrape or use HEPA sanding tools, HEPA vacuum all surfaces, and properly dispose of lead-contaminated waste — all documented in a project record.

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