Los Angeles County has the most people of all counties in both California and the US. LA County’s population is more than the combined population of 42 other states. Beyond this, Los Angeles County’s population is ethnically more diverse than any other place in the country. Established in the 1850s, this county is also home to millions of older buildings in need of hazardous materials abatement, including inspection for and removal of lead-based paints.
Los Angeles County Lead-Related-Construction Certified Contractors
CDPH certification for lead-related-construction (LRC) is needed for anyone who works in building construction with exposure to lead-based paints or other lead-containing building materials. It is not for people who work in other lead related industries, such as radiator shops or battery manufacturing plants.
Los Angeles County LRC certified contractor, Tri Span Environmental, has the trained staff, specialized equipment, and knowledge of the local area for providing safe, efficient, and cost-effective hazardous material services including:
- Assessment of the building to determine the degree of lead hazard in residential and public buildings, both before and after abatement work.
- Preparation of a job-specific work plan including details of work schedule and methods and projected project costs.
- Complete monitoring of LRC projects while they are in progress and testing for complete hazard elimination at the end of the project.
- A supervised collection of samples for hazardous materials laboratory testing as needed or required by the state of federal laws.
- Supervised workers and state-of-the-art equipment for safely and efficiently removing or treating lead-based paint or other hazardous materials such as asbestos.