Lead Abatement Services

Protecting Your Property and Health in the Greater Houston Area

Lead-based paint and materials can pose serious health risks—especially in homes or buildings built before 1978. At Restoration 24 of Houston, we offer certified lead abatement services throughout Houston and surrounding communities, helping homeowners, landlords, schools, and businesses ensure their properties are safe and compliant.

Our licensed technicians follow EPA, HUD, and Texas regulations, using proven abatement techniques that eliminate hazardous lead sources without spreading contamination. We provide 24/7 service and work directly with insurance providers when needed.

Our Lead Abatement Services Include:

• Comprehensive on-site inspection & lead testing

• Full property risk assessment

• Safe removal or stabilization of lead-based materials

• HEPA vacuuming and certified decontamination

• Compliance with local, state, and federal regulations

• Final clearance testing with complete documentation

What Is Lead Abatement?

Lead abatement is the permanent removal or containment of lead-based hazards in buildings. Unlike temporary fixes such as painting over lead, our certified services are designed for long-term protection and safety.

Our lead abatement process may include:

• Safe removal of lead-contaminated paint or soil

• Replacement of windows, doors, or fixtures containing lead

• Encapsulation using specialized sealants to lock in lead particles

We take every precaution to minimize airborne dust and debris, ensuring a safe environment for occupants during and after the project.

Do You Need Lead Abatement in Houston?

You may need professional abatement if:

• Your building was constructed before 1978

• You’re planning a remodel or demolition project

• Paint is chipping, peeling, or deteriorating

• Children or pregnant individuals occupy the property

• A recent inspection revealed high lead levels

Lead exposure is especially harmful to children and pregnant women, potentially causing learning disabilities, behavioral issues, and serious health complications. If you suspect lead, don’t wait—call Restoration 24 of Houston today.

Our Certified Abatement Process

1. Inspection & Testing

We start with a full inspection and lead testing using XRF (X-ray fluorescence) or lab analysis of paint, dust, or soil samples.

2. Custom Abatement Plan

Our team develops a tailored lead abatement plan based on the property’s condition, affected surfaces, and type of building.

3. Safe Containment & Removal

We set up containment barriers, use HEPA-filtered equipment, and follow strict EPA and OSHA protocols for lead removal or stabilization.

4. Clearance Testing & Documentation

Once abatement is complete, we perform third-party clearance testing to verify that your property meets all safety standards. Full documentation is provided for your records and insurance needs.

Serving Residential & Commercial Properties Across Houston

We provide lead abatement services for:

• Single-family homes and townhomes

• Apartment buildings and HOAs

• Schools, daycares, and early childhood facilities

• Office buildings and retail spaces

• Government and municipal properties

Whether you’re renovating a historic property in The Heights or addressing lead hazards in a school near Sugar Land, Restoration 24 of Houston is here to help.

Insurance, Compliance & Peace of Mind

Our lead abatement services meet the highest safety standards and regulatory requirements, including:

• EPA RRP Rule

• HUD Lead-Safe Housing Rule

• OSHA Lead Standards

• Texas DSHS & local Houston ordinances

We assist with insurance claims when applicable and provide full documentation for regulatory compliance and peace of mind.

Contact Restoration 24 of Houston Today

Lead exposure is preventable—and professional abatement is the safest solution. If you suspect lead-based hazards in your home, rental, or commercial property, don’t delay. Our certified team is available 24/7 to assess and safely eliminate the risk.

Call Restoration 24 of Houston now to schedule an inspection and take the first step toward a healthier, safer space.