When it comes to hiring a contractor for a remodeling project, it’s important to make sure they’re EPA Certified, especially if your home was built before 1978. Many older houses in the United States contain lead-based paint and other harmful chemicals, so you should work with a certified contractor who knows how to safely handle and dispose of these materials. An EPA Certified contractor can also suggest energy-saving improvements like replacing your old windows with double-pane windows or installing spray foam insulation, both of which will keep your indoor environment more comfortable and save you money on energy costs.

Working With an EPA Certified Contractor

Ensure your remodeling project is safe and efficient. Hire an EPA Certified contractor to handle lead-based paint and suggest energy-saving upgrades.

EPA Certified Contractors for Safe Remodeling

By Jose Serrano Owner of J A Serrano Construction Diamond Certified Expert Contributor

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