Round Rock Lead Paint Removal
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Lead Paint Removal in Round Rock

Round Rock Lead Paint Removal works on suspected and confirmed lead paint for homeowners and property managers. We handle interior trim, windows, doors and exterior woodwork, and we explain the choices so you know what you are asking for.

Tell us when the house was built, whether it has been tested and why you want the work done. Getting rid of lead hazards for good and remodeling around old paint follow different rules, and we confirm which one your job is before pricing or scheduling.

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Interior lead paint removalWindow, door and trim replacementExterior siding and porch paint removalLead paint encapsulation and enclosureLead paint inspection and risk assessmentLead-safe renovation planning

Lead paint removal and treatment for homes

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Interior lead paint removal

For confirmed lead paint on interior walls, trim or other painted surfaces, our quote lists exactly what comes off and what stays. Room access, protecting your belongings, cleanup and finish repairs are all in it. Working in one room is a different job from working through a house you are living in.

Window, door and trim replacement

When old windows, doors or trim are damaged or due for an upgrade anyway, replacing them is worth weighing against stripping the paint. Our price says whether frames, nearby trim, disposal and finish work are included. In a pre-1978 house, a newer window doesn’t mean the trim around it is lead-free.

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Exterior siding and porch paint removal

Outside, the work can take in siding, fascia, window surrounds, porch posts or railings. We mark the wood you want to keep and any damaged wood that may need replacing. Our proposal says how we control dust and debris around entrances and next door, what happens if weather stops work, and whether repainting after the lead work is included.

Lead paint encapsulation and enclosure

Stripping every painted surface is not the only option. Encapsulation seals lead paint under a coating made for the job; enclosure covers it with a hard, lasting barrier. We check whether your surfaces suit it and explain what stays in place, what upkeep it needs later and how future repairs could affect it.

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Lead paint inspection and risk assessment

Not sure whether the paint has lead? An inspection finds where lead-based paint is; a risk assessment looks for lead hazards and ways to deal with them. Share any reports you already have before ordering new tests, and we make sure the testing covers the surfaces you will touch. One result does not describe the whole house.

Lead-safe renovation planning

A kitchen remodel, a repaint or new windows can disturb old paint even when getting rid of lead is not the point of the job. We confirm whether EPA’s Renovation, Repair and Painting rules apply to your job. If you own a rental, plan tenant access and notices before you set a turnover date.

Lead testing and removal costs

Round Rock is mostly newer houses, built after lead paint for homes was banned in 1978, so for an older house the first cost is usually a test. Every range covers hired workers, materials and lab costs for a typical job in Round Rock, Georgetown or Pflugerville. The low figure fits a small job with easy access. More surfaces, detailed trim, rotten wood or a second cleaning push a job toward the open top end.

Lead paint inspection and risk assessment

  • Lead test of a few rooms you plan to remodel$225 – $500+
  • Whole house up to 2,500 sq ft$300 – $700+
  • Large house over 2,500 sq ft$450 – $900+
  • Risk assessment with dust and soil samples, one house$500 – $1,500+
  • Clearance test after lead work$175 – $500+
What is included

An inspector takes a reading on each painted surface, or sends a chip to a lab, and writes up which surfaces have lead paint. A risk assessment also samples dust and soil and lists the hazards found with ways to deal with them. A clearance test checks a room after lead work. More lab samples or a fast report cost extra.

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Lead-safe renovation (add-on)

  • Lead test of a few rooms you plan to remodel$225 – $500+
  • Lead-safe add-on to a small repair in one room$400 – $900+
  • Lead-safe add-on to a kitchen or bathroom remodel$1,200 – $3,200+
  • Lead-safe add-on for several rooms or a whole floor$3,000 – $7,700+
What is included

A lead test of the rooms you will change, then what lead-safe work adds to a repair or remodel in a house built before 1978: plastic to close off the work area, misting instead of dry sanding, HEPA vacuuming, a cleaning check and disposal. The carpentry or remodel is a separate price.

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Interior lead paint removal

  • Small area, about 100 sq ft (stair rail, trim in one room)$750 – $1,700+
  • One room$1,400 – $4,000+
  • Whole interior, typical house$6,500 – $15,000+
What is included

The work area sealed, lead paint stripped or the painted parts replaced, HEPA cleanup, bagged disposal and a clearance test, with notice to the state before work starts. Painting afterwards, and a place to stay during the work, are not included.

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Exterior lead paint removal

  • Porch and railings, about 150 sq ft$1,300 – $3,300+
  • One-story house, peeling trim, eaves and siding$4,500 – $12,000+
  • Two-story house$9,000 – $25,000+
What is included

The ground is covered with plastic, failing paint comes off by wet scraping or with sanders hooked to HEPA vacuums, chips are cleaned up each day and hauled away, and the wood gets new primer and paint. Replacing rotted boards costs extra.

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Lead paint encapsulation and enclosure

  • One room's trim, doors and walls sealed, about 300 sq ft$1,100 – $3,000+
  • Several rooms, about 1,000 sq ft sealed$3,600 – $10,000+
  • One room's walls covered with new drywall, about 350 sq ft$2,500 – $5,600+
What is included

Encapsulation means scraping off loose paint wet and brushing on a coating made to hold lead paint in place. Enclosure means covering the old surface with new drywall or panels. Either way the old paint stays, so the house records note where it is.

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Window, door and trim replacement

  • One window replaced$350 – $1,100+
  • About 10 windows$3,500 – $11,000+
What is included

Old windows taken out whole with plastic inside and out, new units set, the trim they disturb patched, cleanup and a cleaning check. Custom sizes, wood frames and rotten framing cost more.

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Our process

01

Describe the house and the work

Send us the address, roughly when the house was built, the rooms or outside areas involved and any lead reports. Photos help, but only a test shows lead.

02

Work out which kind of lead job it is

Together we decide whether you need testing, abatement or renovation. Regulated Texas lead abatement needs DSHS certification for both the firm and the people doing the work; RRP certification is a different program.

03

Go through our written proposal

Our written proposal lists the surfaces, treatment, where you stay, debris handling and repairs, plus who handles city approvals and which final checks and records you get.

04

The final check before you move back in

We let you know when the rooms are ready again and hand over the records. Clearance after abatement and RRP cleaning verification are different checks; federally assisted housing may need extra clearance.

What affects a lead paint removal quote?

The painted area we work on matters more than the size of the house. Access, the condition of the woodwork, the treatment chosen, containment, testing, time out of the house and repairs afterward can all change the price. Our quote spells out who supplies replacement parts and who repaints, so you can see whether it covers removal alone or a finished repair.

Planning work on a historic property

In Round Rock, a house in a historic overlay needs a Certificate of Appropriateness before its outside is changed. Check whether yours is designated and talk to city planning staff about window, siding or finish changes before you commit to replacements. We plan the historic look and the lead work together.

Round Rock and nearby project locations

We focus on homes in Round Rock. If your house is in Hutto, Pflugerville or Georgetown, give us the address and we will confirm we cover it and which local rules apply.

Frequently asked questions

Does peeling paint mean my home has lead?

No. You can’t tell lead by looking, and paint in good shape can contain it too. In a house built before 1978, test before you sand, scrape or cut into paint. We can do an inspection or a risk assessment, whichever answers your question.

Can I remain at home during the work?

Not always. It depends on the work and which rules apply. Before we schedule, we give you a written plan showing which rooms are off limits, whether you need to move out for a while and when you can come back.

Is ordinary painting the same as lead abatement?

No. A fresh coat of paint is not a lead hazard treatment. In Texas, abatement is meant to end lead paint hazards for good; renovation can disturb paint for another reason. We say which category your job falls in and which credentials it needs.

Request a free lead paint removal quote

Tell us where the house is, about how old it is, which surfaces worry you and whether it has been tested. Say if you want removal, a comparison of options or advice on what to test first.

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