Louisiana Lead Paint Experts — Tested & Removed Safely

Lead-based paint was commonly used in homes built before 1978. In Louisiana and across the Gulf region, many older residential, commercial, and industrial properties still contain layers of this paint on interior and exterior surfaces. When paint deteriorates through age, moisture, friction, or disturbance during renovation, lead particles can become part of household dust and soil.

Gulf State Environmental provides two distinct, independent service disciplines for lead paint: testing and inspection, and abatement and removal. Testing identifies the presence, location, and condition of lead-based paint through on-site measurements and laboratory analysis. Abatement addresses identified hazards using containment, removal, encapsulation, or enclosure methods followed by clearance verification.

All work follows EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) requirements and applicable Louisiana state regulations. Our crews maintain current certifications for safe handling and regulatory compliance on projects throughout Louisiana and the broader Gulf region.