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It's also an issue of disrepair. Any house built in the 70s (or before) in California probably has lead paint. Which is a lot of them - that's when the primar
by bcrosby95 5y ago
It's also an issue of disrepair.
Any house built in the 70s (or before) in California probably has lead paint. Which is a lot of them - that's when the primary population booms occurred. Those houses aren't being stripped of all paint, instead you need to keep the paint in good condition.
- geekbird 5y agoI literally can't get my 1904 Victorian house painted with any of the modern energy saving paint on the outside because the contractors all look at the age of the house and say "that's a lead job" and then can't find a remediation contractor, plus want to charge me $100k for a paint job. But the house has been pressure washed and repainted with lead-free pain by the former owner. Has me tearing my hair, since I'm disabled and can't climb ladders to do it myself. So my house has a decaying paint job.
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