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Lead is a dangerous heavy metal that was, for many years, used as an additive in paint. It was added to pigment the paint, its ability to dry paint quickly, its ability to keep paint durable, and its ability to resist moisture. The problem with [...]
It has probably happened, at least once, to every homeowner....water damage. Some have even suffered fire damage. It's a devastating experience as it causes financial and personal burdens. It is extremely crucial that you contact a professional fire or water restoration company to if you [...]
Most of the country keeps their doors and windows closed during the winter, making the inside of your home more polluted than the air outside. In the south, we have the problem in reverse. Some of the more minor complaints from an improperly ventilated home, [...]
NextGen Restoration prides itself on going above and beyond OSHA lead standards in when removing lead from dwellings. OSHA has stringent rules, laws and regulations for assessing and removing lead from homes and other structures. At NextGen, we protect our clients from the harmful, and [...]
Has your water heater, dishwasher, sink or Air Conditioner flooded you out? Or maybe you suspect you have mold or lead in your home? Have you suffered fire damage? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you need to hire a certified expert [...]
It’s the Law! The new Federal lead law requires that individuals receive certain information before renovating more than six square feet of painted surfaces in a room for interior projects or more than twenty square feet of painted surfaces for exterior projects or window replacement [...]
Federal environmental regulators today declared that Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood violates tough new EPA lead standards which place limits on brain-damaging lead in the air, part of a crackdown on polluters in the predominantly Latino, low-income enclave. After monitoring lead pollution in the neighborhood for more [...]
Was Your Home Built Before 1978? Did you know that you are required to assume that there is lead in the paint in any structure built prior to 1978? To be exact, the EPA says: "Under the rule, beginning April 22, 2010, contractors performing renovation, [...]
Why is Lead Dangerous? Do you know if you have lead in your home or structure? Have occupants complained of fatigue or flu like symptoms that coincide with renovation work? Most consumers are not aware that lead is not just in paint. Lead is also [...]
