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Hazardous Paint Removal can generate an enormous
quantity of hazardous effluent. When removing lead based paints all the waste must be collected and deposited in an
authorized hazardous waste landfill. Careful procedures are closely followed by our workers to
protect themselves as well as the surrounding environment to contain all
hazardous materials while being as discrete as possible to the surrounding
area to minimize disruption of business. |
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Here's a picture of a historic brick building
in Culver City where Bielski removed all the paint from the interior bricks. The owner couldn't believe how good the natural brick could look after years behind paint. Take a look at the before picture. |
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Exterior lead based paint
removal on a historic building is a
delicate process. Sandblasting is not an option due to its
DESTRUCTIVE nature,
sandblasting will permanently damage the surface. A chemical abatement is
the solution. |
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