Posts by Todd Szada

The total cost of lead paint removal in Wisconsin depends on the square footage, methods used, and clearance testing. Property owners can expect a quote to vary between simple encapsulation and full removal. Hiring a certified contractor ensures your home stays safe and compliant with EPA safety standards. Understanding Lead Abatement Pricing in Wisconsin You…

Not all vermiculite contains asbestos. However, a large portion of vermiculite attic insulation found in older Wisconsin homes comes from a contaminated mine. You should never disturb this material without professional testing first to prevent exposure to asbestos. Proper testing keeps your family safe and ensures your major home renovation projects stay on track. The…

Asbestos disposal in Wisconsin requires strict compliance with state and federal environmental laws. Licensed professionals safely remove, transport, and bury the hazardous waste at permitted landfills. Property owners receive a signed waste manifest to prove the material was handled legally. Navigating Asbestos Removal and Disposal in Wisconsin Finding asbestos in your home or commercial building…

Understanding Transite in Wisconsin Properties Many older buildings in Southeast Wisconsin contain hidden building materials from the 20th century. One common hazardous material is transite. A builder in the 1920s through the 1980s used this asbestos-cement mixture extensively for its durability and fire resistance.  Property owners often discover transite asbestos during renovations or a routine…

[TL,DR: Homeowners may try do-it-yourself asbestos removal to save money, but hidden costs quickly add up. Removing and disposing of asbestos improperly can lead to contamination, expensive cleanup, and strict regulatory penalties. Hiring a licensed asbestos professional ensures safe removal, meets every requirement, and protects your property value.] Why Saving Money on Asbestos Removal Can…

[TL,DR: Discovering asbestos or lead paint during a Wisconsin home sale can delay your closing if you are not prepared. Sellers must disclose any known asbestos presence, and buyers need a professional asbestos inspection to understand potential risks. Fast, certified testing and abatement keep real estate transactions on track and protect everyone involved.] Navigating Environmental…

[TL,DR: Homes built before 1978 often contain lead paint that puts any child at serious risk. Even small amounts of lead dust can cause childhood lead poisoning. Professional lead abatement ensures your family stays safe and your home meets public health guidelines.] Protecting Your Family From Hidden Home Hazards Wisconsin is known for its beautiful…

[TL,DR: Most residential asbestos abatement projects in Wisconsin take one to three days of active work. The entire process from initial testing to clearance testing usually spans two to three weeks. Factors like project size, material type, and lab testing times will influence how long your specific schedule takes.] Planning Your Asbestos Removal Schedule in…

[TL,DR: Planning a new floor covering? Many homes built before 1980 have older flooring. This flooring may contain asbestos. Learn the risks of asbestos exposure before you remove asbestos or hire a contractor. We provide safe removal of asbestos so your family stays safe.] Planning Your Wisconsin Flooring Upgrade Upgrading the flooring in your home…

TL;DR: Wisconsin property managers of pre-1978 buildings face real legal obligations around lead disclosure, testing, and abatement. Failing to follow state and federal rules puts tenants at risk and exposes you to liability. This guide covers what you need to know, from disclosure forms to scheduling abatement with minimal tenant disruption. The Moment Lead Paint…