Lead Dust Cleaning Rhode Island – Safe Homes, Healthy Families
When I was a kid growing up near Federal Hill in Providence, my neighbor’s house was under renovation. The kids were always coughing, and no one could figure out why. Later, we found out the dust floating around was from old lead paint. That memory stuck with me—and it’s why lead dust cleaning in Rhode Island is something I take seriously. Lead isn’t just old paint on the walls; it hides in the dust that settles on windowsills, floors, and toys.
For families in Rhode Island—whether you’re raising kids in Cranston, running a daycare in Pawtucket, or restoring a Victorian in East Providence—keeping your home safe from lead dust matters. That’s where our lead dust cleaning services in Rhode Island come in.
Why Lead Dust Cleaning Rhode Island Homes Matters
Lead dust is invisible to the eye but dangerous to your health. Kids under six are most at risk, but adults can be affected too. The Rhode Island Department of Health has reported lead issues in older housing stock, especially in neighborhoods like Elmwood in Providence and parts of Pawtucket, where many homes were built before 1978.
Regular cleaning doesn’t get rid of lead dust. It takes special tools, training, and cleaning methods. Our team uses HEPA vacuums, safe cleaning solutions, and tested wipe-down methods to remove lead dust at its source.


Lead Dust Cleaning Services Rhode Island Families Trust
Our lead dust cleaning services Rhode Island are designed for homeowners, landlords, contractors, and businesses. After renovation, demolition, or even small repairs, lead dust lingers in cracks and corners. We target:
- Floors, windowsills, and door frames
- HVAC vents and baseboards
- Children’s play areas and furniture
- Kitchens and common living spaces
Think about it like this: you wouldn’t let your kids play outside near a busy street because of car exhaust. Lead dust indoors is just as harmful, only hidden.
We provide cleaning for homes in Providence, Warwick, Pawtucket, Cranston, Newport, and beyond. Each service includes testing and a clearance report so you know your space is safe.
Lead Paint Removal in Rhode Island
Sometimes cleaning isn’t enough—especially if the paint itself is chipping or peeling. That’s where lead paint removal in Rhode Island comes in. We carefully strip or stabilize old lead paint while following Rhode Island’s strict safety laws.
In historic neighborhoods like College Hill in Providence or the old mill houses in Woonsocket, preserving the look of the home while removing lead hazards is key. We work to keep your home’s character while protecting your family.
Rhode Island Housing and Lead Safety
Rhode Island Housing is dedicated to creating safe living environments by supporting lead paint removal efforts in residential properties. Recognizing the serious health risks of lead exposure, particularly for children, they work with property owners to implement effective lead hazard control measures.
Through resources and programs, Rhode Island Housing helps identify lead hazards in older homes and ensures safe removal practices. They partner with certified contractors to eliminate lead risks, helping property owners secure lead-safe certificates. This collaboration promotes safer communities and supports compliance with state regulations.
Rhode Island's Lead Laws
Rhode Island enforces strict lead laws to protect residents from exposure. Property owners are required to conduct lead inspections and obtain lead-safe certificates for their homes. Failing to comply can result in penalties and legal consequences, making it crucial to address any lead hazards promptly.
Lead Removal Rhode Island Homes and Businesses
Lead isn’t just in dust or paint. It can be in soil, plumbing, and even old fixtures. Our lead removal Rhode Island services cover the full scope:
- Removing contaminated soil around yards or gardens
- Addressing lead in pipes and plumbing
- Safe disposal of lead-containing materials
For example, a family in Warwick recently found out their backyard soil was contaminated from an old factory site nearby. We worked with them to safely remove the soil so their kids could finally play outside without worry.
How Our Rhode Island Lead Dust Cleaning Works
- Assessment – We start with a full inspection, often working alongside licensed lead assessors.
- Containment – We seal off work areas to stop dust from spreading.
- Cleaning or Removal – Depending on your needs, we perform lead dust cleaning, lead paint removal, or full lead removal.
- Clearance Testing – We confirm your home or property meets safety standards.
Why Rhode Island Lead Dust Cleaning Is Different
Rhode Island has some of the oldest housing stock in the country. From Pawtucket triple-deckers to Newport cottages, lead hazards are everywhere. The state even has programs to help families with lead-safe renovations (Rhode Island Department of Health Lead Program).
We’ve seen families from South Providence to Westerly deal with the same worry: “Is my home safe for my kids?” That’s why we built our service around education as much as cleaning. When we finish a job, we don’t just hand over a clearance report—we show you how to keep your home safe moving forward.