ACCT helps project teams and property owners manage lead-painted materials with professional controls, careful work practices and a practical plan.
ACCT helps define where controls are needed and how the work fits the renovation, repair or demolition sequence.
Lead-based coatings are common in older homes, public buildings and institutional properties. When surfaces will be disturbed, the work demands deliberate containment, cleanup and coordination.
Based in Cloquet, ACCT supports lead-control projects throughout the Twin Ports and across Minnesota, Wisconsin and North Dakota.
Lead-based paint may be present in homes and other buildings constructed before 1978. Peeling surfaces can create hazards, and cutting, sanding or demolition can spread contaminated dust when work practices are not controlled.
For public-health guidance, see the Minnesota Department of Health lead program.
Understand test results, affected components and planned work.
Plan access and controls around occupants and adjacent areas.
Remove or control affected materials using project-appropriate practices.
Clean the work area and communicate completion requirements.
Page reviewed July 30, 2026