Abatement
We are a certified lead abatement contractor, specializing in the removal, disposal and encapsulation of these hazardous materials from industrial structures, historical buildings, airports and even entertainment venues that retain G.C. Zarnas to perform lead abatement throughout their parks.
While public health initiatives and laws have reduced lead exposure among children, lead poisoning still poses a threat. Even low levels can lead to significant neurological damage, resulting in cognitive, behavioral and health problems.
Lead abatement is a specialized activity, so why not leave it to the specialists to perform these highly hazardous jobs.
Large lead abatement projects, such as a major ice rink located at an Ivy League university as well as the Divine Lorraine are designed to permanently eliminate existing lead-based paint hazards, creating a healthier environment for all!
Services include:
- Lead abatement
- Mold remediation
“G.C. Zarnas was proud to be a part of the revitalization of the Divine Lorraine, Philadelphia’s most iconic and historical structures. Our services included painting, restoration and abatement. Read more about this multi-million dollar project here.”
Zarnas supports the preservation of historical icons.
Projects
Veterans Memorial Stadium Lead Abatement and High-Performance Coatings
High school and college football benefit from G.C. Zarnas - IN ONLY 11 WEEKS, G.C. Zarnas performed over 180,000 square feet of steel abrasive blasting, lead abatement, and applied high-performance coatings, as part of the $3.5 million bleacher repair and lead...
Princeton University Baker Rink
G.C. Zarnas was selected by Princeton University to perform the lead abatement of the roof structure and a newly installed coatings system to Baker Rink. Zarnas also performed commercial painting and other specialty services to several recreation facilities including...
Philadelphia’s Most Historical Structure Turns to Zarnas Expertise
We were honored to provide our restoration services, including abatement, painting, and wall coverings, to the Divine Lorraine Hotel, Philadelphia's most historic structure. The $44 million renovation was completed in 2017. This Victorian landmark in North...
