Dump, Burn or Pour
Did you know that running a professional paint company is a lot different than many homeowners think when it comes to disposing of paints. The standard in California is set very high to use the right products and follow proper procedures for disposing of the leftovers. For example, it is against the law to dump paint in one's backyard bushes or in a hole (covered by dirt). It is against the law to burn paint. It is against the law to pour oil based products down the drain or in the toilet. When you look at hiring a professional painting company, ask the estimator if they have an EPA licensed number and how they dispose of old paint products. Do they dump, burn or pour? Unfortunately, many companies do not help keep California environmentally safe. It is expensive for small companies to dispose of paint on their own, which is why many secretly break the law. So be careful in hiring a so-called professional painter if they do not have the systems in place to properly remove and dispose of paint.
If you have a question regarding what are the best paints to use or how to remove paint, we are here to help!
Chism Brothers Painting: EPA Licensed #CAL000189150
Next entry: Happy Easter!
Previous entry: Fingerposting
Most recent entries
- Ladder Safety 101: Things We Don’t Do!
- The Benefits of Top Quality Exterior Paint
- To Do List Update
- Assistance League of Rancho San Dieguito
- Kudzu.com’s Rating System vs ToFixIt!
- An Alternative to Self Storage Units & PODS
- Introducing ToFixIt! to San Diego
- Ceramic Coatings (Paint)
- Quality That Lasts
- Happy Easter!
- Dump, Burn or Pour
- Fingerposting
- A Word About Green Paints
- How To Save Money On Any Paint Job
- You’re Twice The Price!
