Lead Paint Encapsulation and Enclosure in Round Rock

Typical cost in Round Rock

  • 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+

Lead paint doesn’t always have to come off. We help you choose between a barrier coating made for lead paint and a hard enclosure over the surface. Both leave the old paint in place, so before we start we go over whether the surface suits it, how you will reach it later and what the treatment is meant to do.

Our focus is Round Rock. For a home in Hutto, Pflugerville or Georgetown, send the address and we’ll confirm coverage and which local authority is involved.

Tell us about your project

Painted timber siding, porch post and railing beside a wood entry door

Barrier treatment options for painted surfaces

Bedroom with worn plaster walls being covered with new drywall sheets, with plastic sheeting on the floor

Purpose-designed encapsulant coatings

An encapsulant is a coating made to seal lead paint in. Ordinary wall paint is not made for that job. Before we use one, we check the condition of the old paint, whether the coating is compatible with it and anything else on that surface that could make it fail. We name the product we plan to use, why the surface suits it and what checks or upkeep it will need. How the coating holds the old paint matters more than the finish.

Durable enclosure of painted surfaces

Enclosure puts a hard, lasting cover, such as new drywall or panels, over the painted surface. We take care with edges, joints and where it meets the next surface, and with how it looks when done. We show you what stays underneath and how later repairs or getting at plumbing could open it.

Room with plastic on the floor, old painted window sashes stacked in the middle and a new window leaning against the wall

Mixed treatment and replacement jobs

One house can need more than one answer. We might keep one part as it is, cover another and replace a damaged one, depending on the test results and what you want from the job. We write each choice down so a later owner or tradesperson knows what was done. We set the options side by side for the same finished result.

Know what remains after the work

Sealed or covered lead paint is still there. When we finish, you get a record of the surfaces we treated, the coating or enclosure used, and how to check, maintain and work around it. It matters the day someone drills, opens a wall for plumbing or starts a remodel. We also explain the treatment’s limits and when it should be looked at again.

Texas abatement rules can apply to encapsulation and enclosure when the aim is to eliminate the lead hazard permanently, while sealing or covering paint during a remodel falls under different rules. We work out which applies before work starts. Price depends on prep, the state of the surface underneath, the barrier chosen, the detail work and the finish. Encapsulation isn’t always suitable, and it isn’t always cheaper than removal.

Get a quote for your lead paint encapsulation and enclosure project

Have any lead reports, photos, a list of the surfaces you want to keep and any remodel plans handy. Request a free quote or view contact options. Or call (737) 237-5995.

Get a quote for your project

Call (737) 237-5995