April 13

Who needs to be EPA Lead Certified?

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Any company, firm or organization that performs, offers to perform or oversees work in most pre-1978 buildings is required to have at least one person on staff as a Lead Certified Renovator and the company must be registered with either the EPA or State as a Lead Certified Firm.

Just a few of the types of companies and organizations that must be Certified includes:

  • Builders including both General Contractors and Specialty Contractors,
  • Remodelers,
  • Disaster Restoration Contractors,
  • Painters,
  • Plumbers,
  • Electricians,
  • Handymen,
  • Property Management Companies, Rental Property Owners and Landlords,
  • House Flippers,
  • Window and Door Replacement Installers,
  • Siding and Roofing Contractors,
  • Schools and School Districts,
  • Non-Profit Weatherization, Home Repair and Maintenance organizations,
  • Government Agencies, and
  • Virtually any other organization or person who does work that may disturb paint in any building built before 1978.

There are two parts to the EPA Lead Certification:

  1. Get your Individual Lead Certified Renovator Certificate by attending an in-person, one-day Lead Paint Certification Class.
  2. After you have completed the Lead Class, you can then register your company with the EPA or State as a Lead Certified Firm.

    Important – Do Not attempt to register your company without having a person on-staff, either an owner or employee, who has taken the class and holds a current Individual Certificate because that can raise a red flag to the state or EPA.

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