Avision Earns EPA Certification for Lead-Safe Work

MERIDIAN, ID, UNITED STATES, October 8, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Avision Windows and Doors has earned certification from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to perform qualifying Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) work in homes and child-occupied facilities where lead-based paint may be present. The certification is especially relevant to the type of renovation work Avision performs throughout the Treasure Valley and Idaho mountain communities. Replacing windows and doors, enlarging existing openings, or making other structural changes can require disturbing painted surfaces and surrounding building materials. In older homes covered by federal lead-safety requirements, that work may fall under the EPA’s RRP program.

The EPA certification provides an additional qualification for Avision when that work takes place in covered properties where lead-based paint may be disturbed. The federal RRP requirements are intended to reduce exposure to lead-contaminated dust that can be created when renovation work disturbs lead-based paint. Avision’s certification applies to qualifying work in target housing and child-occupied facilities under Section 402 of the Toxic Substances Control Act.

For Avision, earning the certification is another step toward being prepared for the wide range of conditions its team may encounter when working on existing homes.

Avision specializes in replacement windows, new-construction windows, entry doors, patio doors, large moving glass walls, and structural openings. The company also provides siding, decks, and related remodeling services. That range of work frequently brings the Avision team into homes where existing construction must be carefully evaluated before a project begins. A homeowner may want to replace aging windows, bring more natural light into a room, expand a view, or create a larger connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces. Accomplishing those goals can involve framing, headers, siding, drywall, trim, and other painted or finished surfaces in addition to the window or door itself.

The EPA certification strengthens Avision’s capabilities for qualifying projects involving older homes and other covered properties. The certification is especially relevant to the type of renovation work Avision performs throughout the Treasure Valley and Idaho mountain communities. Avision’s certification applies to qualifying work in target housing and child-occupied facilities under Section 402 of the Toxic Substances Control Act.

The company serves both homeowners and builders, including custom-home builders, new-home builders, spec-home builders, and builders completing pre-sold homes. Its service area includes Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, Garden City, Kuna, Nampa, Caldwell, Middleton, Emmett, Horseshoe Bend, Garden Valley, Crouch, Cascade, Donnelly, and McCall, as well as select surrounding communities.

Avision has built its approach around integrity, transparency, continual improvement, strong relationships, and pride in its work. That commitment extends from maintaining qualifications such as its EPA certification to standing behind completed projects with a two-year workmanship guarantee. Homeowners and builders can contact Avision Windows and Doors to discuss an upcoming window, door, structural opening, or remodeling project and determine whether EPA lead-safe requirements may apply to the work.

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