Learn about the new lead laws, regulations and health risks to prevent future damage to your health and home.

1. Restoration & Remodeling

2. EPA LEAD LAW 40 CFR PART 745 .

3. SECTION 1 Health Risks of Lead

10. SECTION 2 How the New EPA (and other existing) Lead Regulations Will Impact the Insurance Industry

12. How Widespread is Lead Based Paint in Housing? Year House Was Built Percent of Houses with Lead Based Pain Before 1940 86 Percent 1940-1959 66 Percent 1960-1978 25 Percent All Housing 35 Percent

13. Questions

15. Only for leases and sales of target housing For renovations in target housing and child-occupied facilities A New Booklet

16. “ Applies to all renovations performed for compensation in target housing and child-occupied facilities .” 40 CFR 745.80 Scope of RPR Rule

22. Questions

33. Yes Yes No No Certified renovator must perform a visual inspection. Is dust, debris or residue present? Does the contract, or another federal, state, territorial, tribal, or local regulation, require clearance testing at the conclusion of renovation? Are the dust clearance samples required to be collected by a certified inspector, risk assessor or dust sampling technician, and is the renovation firm required to re-clean the work area until the dust clearance sample results are below applicable clearance standards When you meet the applicable clearance standards, your finished! The area must be re-cleaned and another visual inspection must be performed. Continue to Cleaning Verification Procedure FLOWCHART: Interior Cleaning Verification: Visual Inspection and Optional Clearance Testing

34. Yes Yes No Certified Renovator must wipe all uncarpeted floors, countertops, and windowsills within the work area with a wet disposable cleaning cloth. Is the cloth used for any area darker than the cleaning verification card? Does the contract, or another federal, state, territorial, tribal, or local regulation, require clearance testing at the conclusion of renovation? Are the dust clearance samples required to be collected by a certified inspector, risk assessor or dust sampling technician, and is the renovation firm required to re-clean the work area until the dust clearance sample results are below applicable clearance standards The area must be re-cleaned and another visual inspection must be performed. Continue to Cleaning Verification Procedure FLOWCHART: Interior Cleaning Verification: Floors, Countertops and Window Sills

35. FLOWCHART : Interior Cleaning Verification: Floors, Countertops, and Window Sills

47. MILRO/DKI: Xactimate Sketch (See full estimate in back of booklet)

48. Conclusion SECTION 3

51. Remember, You Can Always Rely on the Milro Man!

52. Thank you