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Contractor Training Expands to (Triad) Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point and Asheville, NC
Contractor Training, LLC of Raleigh Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) accredited training provider in North Carolina Expands Lead Based Paint Safety Course for Certified Renovators into Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem and Asheville Contractor Training company of Raleigh specializes in EPA Certification … Continue reading
Contractor Training, Accredited by EPA
Contractor Training, LLC of Raleigh, North Carolina has been accredited by the Environment Protection Agency, (EPA) to teach new Lead Based Paint Safety Course for Certified Renovators. Local training company specializes in EPA Certification for contractors, remodelers, renovators, property managers, … Continue reading
EPA has a Gun to the Head of Small Businesses and it’s Loaded with 37,500 Bullets ($37,500 in fines, that is)
Why would EPA hold a gun to the head of small contractors, renovators, painters, handymen, and landlords in the United States? I am not really sure but it is a pretty scary thought. Do you know what the nine most … Continue reading
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Tagged $37500, common sense, cost to small business, EPA, federal bureaucracies, fine, inspector, Lead, paint, painter, RRP, rules
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“EPA says children living in HUD housing are more valuable than your children.”
I know this sounds unbelievable. But is it true? This statement was made by a mother in one of our Certified Renovator (RRP) courses. She was shocked and appalled to learn that the United States Government had two separate standards … Continue reading
Is the EPA trying to put you out of business?
Well I am not sure they are trying to put you out of business, but these new rules are certainly going to put a lot of small contractors, painters, handymen, landlords, college students, and even some hard working kids out … Continue reading