Lead Paint Testing

Q: 1.- How long have you been in business?

Good Deeds Painting and Renovating Inc. has been in business since 2015. The owner has been in the industry gaining experience since 1994. Are you licensed and insured? Yes! We carry liability Insurance and Workman’s comp Insurance as required by law.

Q: 2.- Are you licensed to work on Lead Based Paint with there being a possibility of lead on any houses or buildings built before 1978?

Yes! We are a licensed lead renovating firm and have several staff members that also hold licenses to be able to work on homes or businesses that test positive or run the risk of containing Lead Paint.

Q: 3.- Do you complete Background Checks on all your employees?

Yes and any new employees are always placed with trusted long term employees.

Q: 4.- Do you offer a warranty?

Yes! All contractors in the State of R.I. are required to have a warranty.

Q: 6.- How do I know the work will be done to my satisfaction?

The final payment will not be collected until you are 100% satisfied that work has been complete as agreed upon.

Making Your Providence Home Safe

Uncovering Hidden Dangers: Lead Paint Testing - What you need to know

Ever wondered about the safety of the paint in your home? Well, you're not alone. In places like Providence, Rhode Island, where vintage homes are a common sight, the concern about lead paint is pretty real. Back in the day, before 1978 to be precise, lead was a popular ingredient in paint. It made paint durable and stick better, but little did they know about the health risks it posed.

Why Worry About Lead Paint?

So, why all the fuss about lead paint? Well, it turns out lead isn't exactly the best playmate for our health. It's especially worrisome if you have kiddos running around or if you're planning to rent out your place. Lead can mess with a child's brain development, slow down their growth, and even cause hearing issues. And it's not just kids; adults can face their own set of problems, like high blood pressure and memory troubles.

The Sneaky Side of Lead Paint

Now, you might think, "My paint's not chipping, so I'm good, right?" Well, not quite. Sure, if lead paint is nicely tucked away under layers of new paint, it might not shout "danger" right away. But, here's the thing – areas that see a lot of action, like door frames and windows, can wear down over time. This wear and tear can expose the lead paint underneath, turning it into harmful dust. And don't even get me started on those old-school windows with rope and pulley systems; they're lead dust factories!

Getting to the Bottom of It: Lead Paint Inspections

But fear not! You can get to the heart of the matter with a lead paint inspection. This isn't your average once-over. We're talking about a thorough check-up of your home, room by room, nook by cranny. Lead inspectors come armed with fancy gadgets, like the XRF gun, to spot lead even if it's playing hide and seek under layers of paint. This way, you get the full picture, and if there's any immediate risk, you'll know about it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1.- How long have you been in business?

2.- Are you licensed to work on Lead Based Paint with there being a possibility of lead on any houses or buildings built before 1978?

3.- Do you complete Background Checks on all your employees?

4.- Do you offer a warranty?

5.- How do you come up with Prices?

Our estimates our based-on production rates that are determined by Industry Standards. Studies show that 80% of estimating in our industry is based on these formulas and 20% is based on judgement as each project may have its own unique set of priorities. We strive to remain competitive and price our work so everyone wins, and so it is fair to all parties. Unfortunately, in our industry there are people who are not skilled at estimating or well educated and end up not charging enough. Clients may be tempted to take advantage of the unwise just because it is more economical. Sadly, when the contractor catches on they made this mistake they often rush through it sacrificing quality or act disgruntled throughout the job. This is not our values. We are looking for upright clients who want to support a business fairly in exchange for valued quality work. As our clients have continually chosen us over the competition, we have had the luxury of helping many talented craftsmen find a place to work where they are safe from being exploited and properly managed. We are very grateful and so our are employees.

6.- How do I know the work will be done to my satisfaction?