offered by
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
Environmental Epidemiology Program
Bureau of Environmental Health
Department of Public Health
related to
Lead Safety

Deleading on My Own

With training, you can perform low- and moderate-risk deleading.

These programs lower the costs of deleading, so more children can live in lead-safe homes.

What would you like to do?

Top tasks

Learn about low-risk deleading 
Learn about moderate-risk deleading 

What you need to know

Learn about encapsulation 
Learn what steps you need to follow before you start deleading work 

Related Services

Additional Resources

Lead brochures and fact sheets
Private Lead Inspector List (PDF 28.55 KB)
CLP-10A Maintenance for Compliance (RTF 74.5 KB)
Lead Fact Sheet for Property Owners and Contractors 10.18.17 (DOCX 69.65 KB)
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