Frequent Questions

Cleaning the Work Area

For purposes of cleaning the work area following a renovation, is the interior floor of a garage considered interior or exterior space?
If a renovator uses the required practices to remove containment and clean a work area, then performs successful cleaning verification, can the balance of the project then be done using uncertified workers and without reference to the work practices required by the RRP Rule?
My firm has signed a contract to replace the windows on a pre-1978 home. We have tested for the presence of lead based paint and found the results to be positive. However, the homeowner has already scraped and repainted their house but did not follow lead safe work practices. The result of their activity is paint chips scattered throughout the landscaping. How best should I proceed?
My firm is replacing windows on the second floor of a 90 year old home. The windows are built into a bay that projects out from a steeply pitched slate roof. When setting up exterior containment for this job, does the RRP Rule require me to install plastic on the roof under the windows?
The Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule requires HEPA vacuums to be used for cleaning up the dust created by renovations. What should I look for when purchasing a HEPA vacuum?
Under the RRP Rule, do paint chips and debris need to be removed from protective sheeting prior to misting, removing, folding and sealing the sheeting even if such chips and debris can be effectively contained by the sheeting or the sealed container the sheeting is contained in for disposal?

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