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Dun-Rite Insulation: Insulation & Weatherization Contractor Serving Wisconsin Since 1999

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A toxic heavy metal that was a common ingredient in paint and plumbing materials prior to being banned for residential use in 1978. Lead exposure occurs through ingestion or inhalation of lead dust or particles, which can cause severe neurological damage, developmental delays, and other health problems, particularly in children. Lead-based paint in older homes often deteriorates over time, creating lead dust that contaminates surfaces and soil.

Lead

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A naturally occurring fibrous mineral once widely used in building materials for its fire resistance, insulation properties, and durability. When disturbed, asbestos releases microscopic fibers that can be inhaled, potentially causing serious respiratory diseases including mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis. It's commonly found in older insulation, floor tiles, ceiling materials, and pipe wrappings.

Asbestos

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Asbestos & Lead
Abatement

Protect your family's health and home's safety through professional environmental remediation that eliminates hazardous materials and ensures a clean, secure living environment.

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Protecting Homes from Hidden Dangers

Professional remediation eliminates up to 99% of hazardous material risks, protecting families from potential respiratory complications and long-term health consequences associated with legacy building material contamination.

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Hire
the
EXPERTS

Trust our certified professionals to safely identify, contain, and permanently remove hazardous asbestos and lead materials from your property.

Understanding Hazardous Materials

6 Reasons Why Abatement is a Good Idea

Health Protection

  • Prevents serious respiratory diseases including mesothelioma & lung cancer

  • Eliminates lead poisoning risks that can cause brain & nervous system damage

  • Creates a safer living environment for all occupants, especially children & elderly

Legal Compliance

  • Meets federal & state regulatory requirements for hazardous materials

  • Prevents potential fines & penalties for non-compliance

  • Satisfies disclosure requirements for property sales & rentals

Property Value Enhancement

  • Increases marketability & selling price of your property

  • Removes barriers to financing & insurance coverage

  • Attracts more potential buyers concerned with health and safety

Long-Term Cost Savings

  • Reduces carbon footprint by lowering energy consumption

  • Decreases reliance on fossil fuels for heating and cooling

  • Helps meet sustainability goals and building efficiency standards

Environmental Responsibility

  • Prevents harmful particles from entering the ecosystem

  • Reduces contamination of soil & groundwater

  • Contributes to sustainable waste management practices

Peace of Mind

  • Eliminates ongoing worry about potential exposure

  • Creates a certified safe environment for family, employees, or tenants

  • Provides documented proof of abatement for future property transactions

Tackling
Vermiculite

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