Home News Releases U.S. EPA Requires Bay Area Home Renovator to Protect Children From Lead-Based Paint Dangers
News Releases

U.S. EPA Requires Bay Area Home Renovator to Protect Children From Lead-Based Paint Dangers

Share
Share

SAN FRANCISCO - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency fined Blue Mountain Air $51,000 for failing to comply with the federal Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair, and Painting rule when the Vacaville, Calif.-based company renovated foreclosed homes. Specifically, the company failed to obtain an EPA certification, use certified renovators, and comply with other work practice requirements for […]

Thank you for your interest in The Registry. If you'd like to read further, you must Subscribe or Log In below to read the rest of this content.

Share

Partner Content

2026 Northern California CRE Rising Stars

NorCal rising stars 2026

Partner Content


Recent Posts

Related Articles

Valiance Foundation Announces Second Annual VCRE Charity Gala at The Claremont

A national gathering of CEOs, Leaders, and Executives in an invitation-only room...

Registration Hits Mid-point for Real Estate Industry’s Annual Oct. 16 Bike to Hope Fundraiser in Petaluma, CA, Benefiting City of Hope

Sponsors anticipate another sell-out for popular charity ride in Sonoma County countryside

Local Syndication Group Buys 16-Unit Carlmont Hills Apartments for $5.75MM in Belmont, California

Marcus & Millichap arranged the $5.75M Sale and $3.8M financing of the...

Goldman Sachs Announces Agreement to Acquire LCN Capital Partners

Leading independent triple net lease (NNN) platform across North America and Europe...