While regulation has helped to minimize the use of lead in and around households, the continued contamination of lead in our society maintains staggering statistics:
Approx. 38 million homes in the U.S. contain lead; 25 million are hazardous
Almost two-thirds of those with hazardous conditions are middle income families.
Of the 28 million hazardous conditions, 5.6 million have children under the age of six living inside them.
Disturbing paint through renovations and remodeling increases the overall risk of lead poisoning
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention lead poisoning statistics show an estimated 890,000 U.S. children ages one to five have elevated blood lead levels.