Advertisement

Overview - What Is the RRP?

The Environmental Protection Agency’s Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) rule is widely considered a “game changer” for the residential remodeling industry. The rule took effect April 22, 2010. On or before that date, any company working in a home or child-occupied facility built prior to 1978 must pay to be registered with EPA as a renovation firm. In addition, at least one employee from that company must receive eight hours of training from an EPA-accredited provider, and then pass a test, in order to be a Certified Renovator. Click on the link above to see more information.

 

Get Lead Ready: Lead Test Kit Options

Prepared lead test kits are one way to check out product options. We compare several kits and their contents.


The Insider's Guide to the EPA's Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule

This seven-part series, hosted by industry consultant Shawn McCadden, covers all the important facts you need to know about the Environmental Protection Agency's RRP rule, the certification process, and how it will affect your business.


 

Lead Safe Practices

 
 
 
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
 
Advertisement