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Lead grant & rehabilitation program projects

Already approved for a program? Send us your scope of work.

If you have been approved for a lead remediation, abatement or housing rehabilitation program, you already have the hardest part. What you need now is a licensed contractor who can read the scope, perform the approved work and handle the notifications and documentation that come with it.

NJ Lead Abatement #00882-A NJ Asbestos Abatement #02147 NJ HIC #13VH13909700 Licensed & insured

Step one

Send us what the program already gave you

You do not need to summarise it or fill in a long form. Send the documents and the property address, and we will read them.

Program paperwork

The approved scope of work, work write-up, or the rehabilitation scope prepared for the project.

Inspection & assessment reports

Lead inspection or XRF report, risk-assessment report, or any hazard report the program relied on.

Notices & correspondence

Health Department notice, program approval letter, or correspondence from a case manager or program administrator.

What happens next

From your paperwork to finished work

01You send the documentsScope, report or notice, plus the property address and municipality
02We review and visitWe read the approved scope and walk the property to see the actual conditions
03Written estimateWe identify which portions of the approved scope we can perform, and price them
04Notifications & permitsRequired notifications, township permits and scope submissions prepared and filed
05Work & reconstructionLicensed abatement, clearance where required, then the components go back in
Plain language about what we do and do not decide. We review your approved scope and tell you which portions we can perform. We do not determine program eligibility, funding, reimbursement, or whether a change order will be approved. Those decisions belong to the program and its administrators.

Scope

Approved rehabilitation scopes often contain more than lead work

Programs differ, and every approved scope is specific to its property. Where the following items are included in an approved scope and fall within our capabilities and registrations, we can perform them as part of the same project rather than sending you to find another contractor.

Lead remediation & abatement

Licensed abatement, interim controls, encapsulation and component replacement.

Component replacement

Windows, doors, door frames, casings, thresholds, trim and baseboards.

Interior finishes

Drywall and plaster repair, surface preparation, priming and painting, flooring-related work.

Exterior repairs

Exterior components and repairs where they appear in the approved scope.

Drainage corrections

Basement water intrusion, foundation and exterior drainage, French-drain systems and drain piping where included.

Sewer & drain investigation

Camera investigation of accessible sewer piping where a project indicates a possible concern.

Not every program covers these items. This list describes work that may appear in an approved rehabilitation scope — not work that any program pays for automatically. Send us your actual approved scope and we will tell you which portions we can perform.

Project support

Drainage and sewer concerns found during a rehabilitation project

Rehabilitation projects on older properties sometimes surface a drainage or sewer problem that nobody knew about when the scope was written. Before anyone recommends excavation or a full replacement, accessible sewer piping can be investigated with a sewer camera to document what is actually visible.

  • Blockages and root intrusion
  • Offset joints and cracked piping
  • Damaged or deteriorated sections
  • Other visible sewer-line conditions

Basement water intrusion, foundation drainage and French-drain work are handled the same way — documented first, then reviewed against the approved scope.

If the work is outside the approved scope. We can document the observed condition and provide an estimate or supporting information for the property owner or the program administrator to evaluate as a possible change-order item. Any required approval must be received before additional work proceeds. We do not approve change orders and we cannot promise that any additional item will be covered.
PhotoSewer camera screen showing an actual line condition, or a French drain mid-installation

Why owners choose us for program work

The paperwork is part of the job, not an afterthought

We read the scope properly

Line by line, against the property, before pricing anything.

Notifications and permits

Required notifications, township permits and scope submissions prepared as part of the project. Permit fees passed through at actual cost.

Documentation and photographs

Progress and completion photographs, including work that will not be visible once the job is finished.

Clearance coordination

Independent post-abatement clearance coordinated with an appropriately qualified independent provider where required.

Reconstruction included

The components we remove go back in under our home improvement registration — no second contractor to find.

The owner supervises

Selva is on site, not dispatching a crew from an office.

Send your documents

Send the scope. We’ll tell you what we can do with it.

Include the property address and municipality so we can confirm what applies locally. If you are not sure which documents matter, send what you have or call and ask.

Service areaNorth Jersey & Middlesex County
ResponseCalls and messages are returned outside field hours.

Useful to include

Approved program scope of work
Lead inspection or XRF report
Risk-assessment report
Health Department notice
Program approval or case-manager correspondence
Photographs of the affected areas
Property address, municipality and year built
Email your scope Call 551-327-6660

Direct document upload is being added shortly. Until then, email or call reaches the same place.