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                   Plymouth,Ma 02360
24/7 Emergency Service | For Emergencies Call: (508) 254-9859
 Serving All of Massachusetts
Member of Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce

Lead Services

24/7 Emergency Service | For Emergencies Call: (508) 254-9859
Located in Plymouth and Serving Boston, Cambridge, Bedford, Eastern Massachusetts
Member of Plymouth Chamber 
of Commerce
24/7 Emergency Service | For Emergencies Call: (508) 254-9859
Located in Plymouth and Serving Boston, Cambridge, Bedford, Eastern Massachusetts
Member of Plymouth Chamber of Commerce

Lead Removal in Plymouth, Massachusetts

Eliminate toxic metal hazards with OSHA lead removal from our contractors in Plymouth, Massachusetts. To get the process started, call our abatement contractors to request an estimate.
An Ongoing Threat
Lead has been a major component of interior and exterior paints since the 18th century. It was also used in certain solders and plumbing applications. Lead was popular because of its inexpensive cost and excellent adhesion and drying properties. However, the federal government banned lead paint for use in residential and industrial applications during the late 1970s.

A Silent Enemy
As lead paint deteriorates, or is damaged, it produces chips and dust that place adults and especially young children at risk. The dust and chips can easily enter the bloodstream through either inhalation or ingestion.

The gradual accumulation of lead dust and fumes results in lead poisoning, which studies have revealed causes elevated blood levels in developing children. This has been linked to lower IQ scores, learning disabilities and behavioral problems, many of which are irreversible following treatment.
Even though adults are less susceptible to poisoning, they can suffer from weight loss, insomnia, abdominal, muscle and joint pains, and even sterility in severe cases of exposure. Lead in older industrial and residential buildings can be found in:
  • Paint on Wooden Exteriors Such as Window Sashes & Doors
  • Paint on Interior Trim Work Such as Baseboards & Wainscoting
  • High Gloss Wall Surfaces in Kitchens & Bathrooms
  • Window Glazing Putty
  • Varnishes
  • Soil Surrounding Building Foundations, Which Is Caused by the Flaking or Peeling of Exterior Lead-Based Paint(s)
  • Solder
  • Plumbing
Analyses & Solutions
A-D & T Enterprise, Inc. professionals can analyze your home or work site, assess the risks, and develop a complete abatement plan and perform the procedure. We are ready to solve your lead remediation needs.
Prevent exposure to potentially harmful metal by calling us at (508) 850-9713 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, for lead removal.

Lead Removal 

Eliminate toxic metal hazards with OSHA lead removal from our contractors. To get the process started, call our abatement contractors to request an estimate.
An Ongoing Threat
Lead has been a major component of interior and exterior paints since the 18th century. It was also used in certain solders and plumbing applications. Lead was popular because of its inexpensive cost and excellent adhesion and drying properties. However, the federal government banned lead paint for use in residential and industrial applications during the late 1970s.

A Silent Enemy
As lead paint deteriorates, or is damaged, it produces chips and dust that place adults and especially young children at risk. The dust and chips can easily enter the bloodstream through either inhalation or ingestion.

The gradual accumulation of lead dust and fumes results in lead poisoning, which studies have revealed causes elevated blood levels in developing children. This has been linked to lower IQ scores, learning disabilities and behavioral problems, many of which are irreversible following treatment.
Even though adults are less susceptible to poisoning, they can suffer from weight loss, insomnia, abdominal, muscle and joint pains, and even sterility in severe cases of exposure. Lead in older industrial and residential buildings can be found in:
  • Paint on Wooden Exteriors Such as Window Sashes & Doors
  • Paint on Interior Trim Work Such as Baseboards & Wainscoting
  • High Gloss Wall Surfaces in Kitchens & Bathrooms
  • Window Glazing Putty
  • Varnishes
  • Soil Surrounding Building Foundations, Which Is Caused by the Flaking or Peeling of Exterior Lead-Based Paint(s)
  • Solder
  • Plumbing
Analyses & Solutions
A-D & T Enterprise, Inc. professionals can analyze your home or work site, assess the risks, and develop a complete abatement plan and perform the procedure. We are ready to solve your lead remediation needs.
Prevent exposure to potentially harmful metal by calling us at (508) 850-9713
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