Lead-based paint is commonly found in older homes and commercial buildings. When it begins to chip, peel, or deteriorate, lead particles can contaminate surfaces and indoor air, creating serious health risks. Children, pregnant individuals, and pets are especially vulnerable to lead exposure.
Lead paint testing is necessary before renovations, repainting, or when there are concerns about aging or damaged paint. Rocky Mountain Restore provides professional lead paint testing to identify hazardous materials and help protect occupants from exposure.
Lead Paint Testing Services May Include:
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When water damage occurs, immediate action is critical to prevent further damage and mold growth. Rocky Mountain Restore provides 24/7 emergency water damage restoration services for homes and businesses across Summit County and surrounding Colorado areas.
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Rocky Mountain Restore provides fast, reliable response to water damage and flooding emergencies. Their experienced team works quickly to minimize property damage, extract water, dry affected areas, and prevent mold growth. With professional equipment and proven methods, they help restore homes and businesses safely and efficiently.
Our IICRC certified technicians provide professional restoration services with full documentation and insurance assistance.
When water damage occurs, fast action and proper documentation are critical. Rocky Mountain Restore follows a structured restoration process to reduce damage, control moisture, and restore your property efficiently.
Evaluation of affected areas, damage extent, and restoration needs.
Removal of affected materials, moisture control, and stabilization.
Repairs and restoration to return the property to its pre-loss condition.
Property owners trust us for fast response, clear communication, and professional restoration services during emergencies.
Quick answers to common questions about our restoration services, emergency response, and insurance process. Our team is available to provide clear guidance and support at every step.
Lead paint testing is recommended for homes and commercial buildings built before 1978, especially if paint is chipping, peeling, or deteriorating. Testing is also necessary before renovations, repainting, or demolition to prevent accidental exposure to hazardous lead particles.
Yes. Our technicians follow strict safety and containment procedures when collecting samples to avoid spreading lead dust or contamination. Testing is performed with minimal disruption, helping keep occupants, children, and pets safe during the process.
If lead-based paint is confirmed, we provide detailed reports and guidance on next steps, including safe handling, containment, or remediation options. This allows property owners to make informed decisions, reduce health risks, and remain compliant with safety regulations.
Lead paint testing is typically completed in a single visit, depending on the size of the property and number of areas tested. Laboratory results are usually available within a few days, and we provide clear, detailed reports so you can move forward with renovations or safety planning without unnecessary delays.
