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EPA has begun to launch fines against lead rule violators

By: McCoy's Editorial Team

The EPA’s Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) rule, commonly referred to as the “lead paint rule” which went into effect in 2010 left many contractors scrambling for certification. The regulation requires remodelers to be certified in lead safety practices when conducting renovations in buildings older than 1978 or risk steep fines, sometimes exceeding $35,000 for a single violation. Several companies have already been cited for failing to distribute informational brochures.

Learn more about the EPA crack down

(Not sure if the RRP Rule applies to you? Read the 10 things you need to know in McCoy’s Building Science Library.)

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