If your company renovates older homes in Alaska, federal law requires EPA Lead-Safe (RRP) firm certification first. Alaska falls under EPA administration, so the certificate comes straight from the EPA, there is no separate Alaska state program to join.
We prepare and submit the federal filing for Alaska firms end to end, for $429 all in ($129 service fee + $300 EPA fee). Certification lasts five years and covers renovation, repair, and painting work that disturbs lead paint anywhere in Alaska.
We file for Alaska contractors statewide, including Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau.
We also file in all EPA-administered states. Read the full guide →
$429 all in: our $129 service fee plus the $300 U.S. EPA filing fee. Both are itemized at checkout, and the government fee is never marked up.
Valid 5 years. We send a renewal reminder before it lapses.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issues it. Alaska is EPA-administered, so there is no separate Alaska state program; the application goes through EPA's CDX system.
Any firm paid to disturb more than six square feet of interior paint, or more than twenty square feet of exterior paint, in Alaska housing or child-occupied facilities built before 1978, including crews working from Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau. That covers general contractors, painters, plumbers, electricians, HVAC and window companies, and property managers.
Processing time is set by U.S. EPA; not guaranteed. We track your Alaska application to issuance and email your certificate plus your Lead-Safe Certified Firm logo.
A firm certification is issued per program, so crews that cross a state line into a state-run program need that state’s credential too. See the fee for every state we file → · EPA Lead-Safe certification guide →
$429 all in · valid 5 years · no SSN required.
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