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What New Lead-Paint Law Means for Homeowners

Posted on May 24, 2010 at 11:40 AM

May 18, 2010, 2:18 PM ET.What New Lead-Paint Law Means for Homeowners

 

A lot of our readers have said, given the choice, they prefer old homes to newly built models.

But what about the lead paint issue?

In today’s Wall Street Journal, I report on how professionals who repair or renovate homes and other buildings constructed before 1978 are now required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to adhere to strict lead-safe work practices.

Renovation...

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New Lead Paint Law Heavy on Budgets

Posted on May 18, 2010 at 11:45 AM

New Lead-Paint Law Heavy on Budgets EPA Requires Workers on Older Building Sites to Adhere to Strict Safety Practices; By SARAH E. NEEDLEMAN

 

 

 

A worker wears protective clothing while removing mold from a home built prior to 1978.

.Contractors and other professionals who work on building renovations are worried that a new government ruling aimed at protecting against the risks of lead-paint poisoning will add another financial burden to t...

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Notary Services Now Available

In an effort to provide the best project support, EAI now has a notary on site.

Contact EAI at

1107 Main Street

Cañon City, Colorado  81212

Phone: 719-275-8951

Fax: 719-275-1715

email: eai@bresnan.net

        

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