Lead-Safe Renovation Planning in Round Rock

Lead test and lead-safe add-on costs in Round Rock

  • 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+

Remodeling, repairing or repainting a house built before 1978 can disturb lead paint. We lay out the lead side of the job around your real project: which surfaces will be disturbed, which certifications the work needs and who is responsible for what before anyone starts.

Round Rock is our focus. If the house is in Hutto, Pflugerville or Georgetown, include the address and we’ll confirm we cover it and which local authority is involved.

Tell us about your project

Floor plan, folder, sealed containers and tape measure on a desk beside a painted window

Renovation projects that need a clear paint plan

Hallway with peeling paint on old doors and trim, plastic sheeting on the floor and bagged debris

Kitchen and room remodeling

Redoing a kitchen or a room can disturb painted walls, cabinets or trim even when lead isn’t the reason for the job. Give us your reports and the list of changes, and we shape the lead-safe side to match: which surfaces, how we close off the work area, cleanup and repairs after. If the design changes once work starts, the lead plan may need to change with it.

Repainting, repairs and window changes

Prepping for a repaint, fixing painted woodwork and swapping windows can all bring RRP rules into play in older homes. We check whether they apply to your job; a job that sounds small can still be covered. We list every part the work will disturb, so the proposal covers more than the main item going in.

Empty living room with plastic sheeting along the walls, patched paint around the windows and door, and two vacuums

Rental turnover and occupied-property work

If you own a rental, let us know who lives there and when we can get in before you set a turnover date. Renovation by property managers can fall under EPA’s RRP rules too. We cover tenant notices, access, protecting belongings and the records you get at the end. An empty unit makes scheduling easier, but you still need the right lead-safe work practices and certifications for the job.

Keep renovation and abatement responsibilities clear

EPA’s RRP rules apply to covered renovations that disturb lead-based paint. Abatement, meant to eliminate lead hazards permanently, is a different job with separate Texas rules. We say which kind of work yours is and which certifications it calls for. If you also need testing, that is a separate job for a certified inspector or risk assessor.

Before you accept our quote, we set out how the job ends and which records you get, including RRP cleaning verification on covered renovations. Federally assisted housing may need extra checks. Our schedule leaves room for testing, approvals, closing off the work area and the final checks. The price is based on the list of surfaces the work disturbs and the repairs after.

Get a quote for your lead-safe renovation planning project

Say what the remodel covers, the address and age of the house, any lead reports and when you hope to build. Request a free quote or view contact options. Or call (737) 237-5995.

Get a quote for your project

Call (737) 237-5995