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Who can remove lead paint from a cabinet?

11:40 AM 01/13/2012

 

jeremykaplan520

Bedford Stuyvesant, NY

I  live in Clinton Hill.

 

 

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    bks2f

    Dyker Heights, NY

    HI IM EPA LEAD CERTIFIED RENOVATOR. I CAN DO THIS TYPE OF WORK. YOU CAN CONTACT ME AT BKS2FRENO@GMAIL.COM THANKS

    12:00 PM 01/13/2012 | 0 Votes

     

     

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    • springs

      Brooklyn, NY

      The Brownstoner Forum is for the site's users to ask and answer questions about real estate, renovation and matters of local concern. Please refrain from self-promotional postings.

      1:19 PM 01/13/2012

          

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    restorationcontractor

    Prospect Heights, NY

    Any contractor who has obtained his Epa lead safe certification. (ask to see a copy of the cetificate). Springs, give the guy a break, I don't think that there are many certified contractors (including myself) who would remove lead paint from one cabinet, both from a dollar and liability standpoint, unless it was for an existing customer.

    2:05 AM 01/14/2012 | -1 Votes

     

     

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    • stjohn

      Brooklyn, NY

      Can you please give us your email.

      7:07 PM 01/18/2012

          

    • springs

      Brooklyn, NY

      sure , that makes sense. But I'm commenting on the rampant self-promoting on the blog. I thought contractors and the like are supposed to be recommended here on brownstoner

      3:36 PM 01/25/2012

          

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    daveinbedstuy

    Bedford Stuyvesant, NY

    What kind of cabinet?   Can you just send it to a stripper?

    8:41 AM 01/14/2012 | 0 Votes

     

     

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    stjohn

    Brooklyn, NY

    Hi,
    Same issue. I had a company do a test and they gave me a report with intact /non intact areas for a 2 unit apt. I will end up having to fix a cabinet, 4 shutters, repaint a whole den/room and repair tiny holes in the other rooms. I do  not need or want to repaint the entire apt as I would loose rent or and money and it not deemed necessary. In these hard times even little job is never a bad job. 
    Any reference welcome.

    7:06 PM 01/18/2012 | 0 Votes

     

     

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