Grand Rapids - EPA-approved curriculum teaches homeowners, landlords, maintenance staff, and remodelers how to work lead-safe. (must attend both dates).
Kalamazoo - EPA-approved curriculum teaches homeowners, landlords, maintenance staff, and remodelers how to work lead-safe.
Kalamazoo - EPA-approved curriculum teaches homeowners, landlords, maintenance staff, and remodelers how to work lead-safe.
Making your rental units lead-safe can protect your investment.
Most homes and apartments built before 1978 have lead-based paint. Making your units are lead-safe today, protects your investment long into the future. Lead-safe units are less likely to result in:
- Local code-enforcement citations
- Condemnation by the county for lead-based paint hazards
- Prosecution under Michigan law for providing housing that poisons a child
- Federal Title X infractions
- Civil litigation by tenants with lead-poisoned children.
Families are increasingly seeking lead-safe units for their children. Offering lead-safe units with new windows and fresh paint makes your business competitive. Simply put, lead-safe housing makes good business sense!
The Healthy Homes Coalition has compiled some information specifically for landlords. Check out these pages on our website:
Making sure children grow up in homes that are healthy and safe is everyone’s job! The Healthy Homes Coalition is a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Learn more about specific ways you can help protect children. Connect with us today!
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