Top 3 Lead Testing & Removal Specialists in Ladue, MO

Porch Pro Headshot Advanced DKI
Lead Testing & Removal
Serves Ladue, Missouri
(15)
Based out of the St. Louis, MO area, Advanced DKI is a general contracting firm with several divisions. In 2014 Advanced was selected as a top 500 contracting firm in the US based on Qualified Remodeler a national publication and in 2015 selected in the top 550 by Remodeling Magazine a similar publ...Read more about Advanced DKI
Based out of the St. Louis, MO area, Advanced DKI is a general contracting firm with several divisions. In 2014 Advanced was selected as a top 500 contracting firm in the US based on Qualified Remodeler a national publication and in 2015 selected in the top 550 by Remodeling Magazine a similar publ...Read more about Advanced DKI
Porch Pro Headshot Sherlock's Environmental Services, LLC
Lead Testing & Removal
Serves Ladue, Missouri
(9)
We provide lead paint testing, inspections, risk assessments and clearances for residential, commercial and industrial buildings. We do asbestos testing for residential and commercial buildings. We provide consulting for lead and asbestos. The owner of the company is the principal trainer for Sai...Read more about Sherlock's Environmental Services, LLC
We provide lead paint testing, inspections, risk assessments and clearances for residential, commercial and industrial buildings. We do asbestos testing for residential and commercial buildings. We provide consulting for lead and asbestos. The owner of the company is the principal trainer for Sai...Read more about Sherlock's Environmental Services, LLC
Porch Pro Headshot Distinctive Environmental LLC
Lead Testing & Removal
Serves Ladue, Missouri

Top questions to ask before hiring a lead testing & removal specialist

A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.

Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?

Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.

First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.