Lead paint was still manufactured in Australia up to the late 1960’s. Many older buildings still contain lead paint even though it may be covered by layers of more recent paint.
Lead dust is typically found in the ceiling spaces of older buildings where it has accumulated over many years as a result of air pollution from industrial processes, building renovations and as a by-product from the combustion of leaded petrol. If not dealt with properly lead paint and lead dust can lead to major health risks especially to children and pregnant women.
In dealing with lead dust Pure Contracting uses specialised equipment and experienced personnel working in strict compliance with government legislation and guidelines to remove and dispose of lead dust in commercial and industrial situations.
With regard to lead paint Pure Contracting can provide an encapsulation or total removal solution depending on the project specification and client requirements.
Encapsulation involves the process of sealing of the lead-painted surface by the direct application of an encapsulant such as a specialised high build paint system. A total removal solution on the other hand usually involves the removal of lead paint with the use of chemical paint strippers to soften and swell the paint allowing it to be easily removed with a scraper.
Our commitment to high standards ensures our clients enjoy quality assured services in lead abatement from small scale to large and challenging projects.
“Pure Contracting has been engaged to complete a range of complicated hazardous material remediation projects which have always been undertaken in a professional and capable manner."
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