Mussio Painting Sheds Light on The Dangers of Lead Paint in Older Homes
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Michimich -- Do you live in a home built before 1980?

It's natural to feel worried about the potential health risks associated with lead paint exposure, especially if you have young children or are planning renovations.

Lead paint, once extremely popular for durability and color retention, has become a cause for concern due to its toxic properties. Understanding the risks and taking the appropriate steps can help you make informed decisions to protect your family's health.

How to Know if There's Lead Paint in Your Home
While lead paint is typically found on walls, it can also be present on window frames, doors, and other surfaces. Lead paint may appear as chipped, peeling, or cracking paint often revealing multiple layers of paint underneath.

In 1978, the United States banned the use of lead paint. If your home was built before the 1980's, then it's very likely that it has lead paint.

Dangers of Lead Paint Exposure
Lead is a neurotoxin that can cause severe health problems, particularly in children under six years old. It can result in learning difficulties, lower IQs, and behavioral problems. It can also cause reproductive harm putting women at risk for infertility or miscarriage. Even low levels of lead exposure can lead to nervous system damage as well as organ damage, making even healthy people at-risk.

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Read their most recent article to learn more about how to reduce the risk of lead paint exposure.

Call Mussio Painting for Interior Painting in Ann Arbor!
If you're eager to give your home a fresh, new look yet worry about the dangers of lead paint exposure, consult professional interior painters in Ann Arbor to ensure a safe, high-quality paint job.

Contact Mussio Painting at (734) 995-2646 for a free estimate today!

About Mussio Painting: Located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Mussio Painting is a local business that focuses on quality and 100% customer satisfaction. Steve Mussio will explain the project preparation process along with answering any of your questions before you receive a detailed bid. They take a personal interest in their clients, treating every home as their own.

Contact: https://www.annarbor-painter.com/contact