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DOEE PROFESSIONAL LEAD-BASED PAINT CERTIFICATION APPLICATION
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TYPE OF APPLICATION
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Business Entity
COMPANY INFORMATION
COMPLETE FOR INDIVIDUAL DISCIPLINE AND BUSINESS ENTITY CERTIFICATIONS
Hernandez Painter Decorator Inc
4142-A Howard Ave
Kensington
MD
20895
(301) 571-6166
3015716199
hernande10@aol.com
* Upload Evidence of Personal or Company Liability Insurance including environmental liability in an amount sufficient to cover the lead-based paint activity.

(business entity applicants only)
- If you plan to conduct lead abatement activities, attach a copy of a Certificate of Liability Insurance, proving the applicant s current policy coverage for at least one million dollars ($1,000,000) for individual environmental,
lead claims or pollution insurance, which the applicant shall maintain throughout the entire period that the lead abatement permit is in effect.
- If you plan to conduct abatement or demolition activities, attach a copy of a Certificate of Liability Insurance, proving the applicant s current policy coverage for at least two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) for individual
environmental or lead claims, which the applicant shall maintain throughout the entire period that the renovation permit is in effect.
* The District of Columbia is not an agreement jurisdiction with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). Contact NRC before conducting work in the District of Columbia.*
 
FOR BUSINESS ENTITY ONLY
COMPANY INFORMATION - COMPLETE ONLY FOR BUSINESS ENTITY CERTIFICATION
52-1801620
The email and website addresses are used to contact companies with compliance and enforcement updates.  DOEE is not responsible for incorrect email and website addresses.
hpdicontractors.com

District of Columbia Basic Business License or Exemption Information

EACH business must be registered with DCRA s Corporations Division, registered with the Office of Tax Revenue and licensed under the Basic Business License program with DCRA. Contact DCRA at (202) 442-4400 or visit
http://dcra.dc.gov/service/apply-basic-business-license-bbl
for more information. Proof of the DCRA Basic Business License or exemption must be attached to this application.
Yes  
Hernandez Painter Decorator Inc-BBL#68005733 exp 8-31-26.pdf
Corporation
Types of Lead-Based Paint and Related Activities Conducted by your Company/Business - Check all that Apply (Upload proof of certified staff or company certificates under "Lead-Based Paint Credentials" for each .)
 
Yes  
 
 
 
Yes  
 
 
Types of Properties your Company/Business Conduct Lead-Based Paint Activities - Check all that Apply
Yes  
 
 
 
Wilber Hernandez = President & CEO (100% owner)
Hernandez Painter Decorator Inc-individual EPA renovator staff Wilver Hernandez-6-23-26.pdf
Hernandez Painter Decorator Inc-NAT-125736-3 exp 10-18-27.pdf
Pedro Rivera  Negron - W DC26-5502 exp 3-24-28.pdf
Affidavits-Clean Hands Form-Enforcement
 
 
For Business Entity Applicants

The District Government shall not issue or reissue any license or permit if the applicant owes it more than $100 in outstanding debt. A false statement on this certification requires that the District Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE), proceed immediately to revoke the certification, accreditation and/or permit or renewal for which you are now applying and fine you $1,000. This certification form is required to be completed and submitted with any application for a certification, accreditation and/or permit or renewal by the Clean Hands Before Receiving a License or Permit Act of 1996, effective May 11, 1996 (DC Law 11-118, DC Official Code Sec. 47-2861 et seq.) as amended, effective October 21, 2000 (DC Law 13-183, sec. 2(b), DC Code sec. 47-2861 et. seq.). As of the date, does not owe more than more than one hundred dollars ($100) in outstanding debt to the District of Columbia Government as a result of: 1. Fines, penalties, or interest assessed pursuant to the Lead–Hazard Prevention and Elimination Act of 2008, effective March 31, 2009 as amended (DC Law 17-381; D.C. Official Code § 8-231.01 et seq (2013 Supp.)); or 2. Fines, penalties, or interest assessed pursuant to the Litter Control Administration Action of 1985, effective March 25, 1986, (DC Law 6-100; DC Code Sec. 8-801 (et seq.) (2001 ed.); or 3. Fines, penalties, or interest assessed pursuant to the Illegal Dumping Enforcement Act of 1994, effective May 20, 1994 (DC Law 10-117; DC Code Sec. 8-901 (et seq.) (2001 ed.); or 4. Fines, penalties, or interest assessed pursuant to the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affair (DCRA) Civil Infraction Act of 1985, effective October 5, 1985 (DC Law 6-42; DC Code Sec. 2-1801.01 (et. seq.) (2001 ed.); or 5. Past Due Taxes owed to the Office of Tax and Revenue pursuant to Title 47 of the DC Code; or 6. Past due District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority service fees pursuant to Title 34 Chapter 22 and 24 of the DC Code (2001 ed.); or 7. Fines, penalties or interest assessed pursuant to Traffic Adjudication Act, Title 50, Chapter 23, of the DC Code (2001 ed.) I understand that a signed and dated Clean Hands Self-Certification Form is required as documentation to accompany my application for a certification, accreditation and/or permit or renewal. I understand that by completing and submitting this form, I am not guaranteed that my certification, accreditation and/or permit or renewal will be approved. I understand that the District Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE) and/or the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) may conduct an investigation to ascertain the veracity of the information contained in this Clean Hands Self-Certification Form. I understand that if I knowingly provide false information on this Clean Hands Self-Certification Form, DOEE will proceed immediately to revoke each certification, accreditation and/or permit or renewal for which I am applying, and to fine me one thousand dollars ($1,000).
Yes  
Yes  
GO TO MYTAX.DC.GOV TO OBTAIN A CLEAN HANDS CERTIFICATE FROM THE OFFICE OF TAX AND REVENUE. This Clean Hands Certificate is required to be completed and submitted with any application for a certification, accreditation and/or permit or renewal by the Clean Hands Before Receiving a License or Permit Act of 1996, effective May 11, 1996 (DC Law 11-118, DC Official Code Sec. 47-2861 et seq.) as amended, effective October 21, 2000 (DC Law 13-183, sec. 2(b), DC Code sec. 47-2861 et. seq.). Tutorials on how to request a Clean Hands Certificate are located at https://otr.cfo.dc.gov/node/1198920. For individuals with no identification submit the request using the email address cleanhands.cert@dc.gov
For Business Entity Applicants: Has any federal, state or local jurisdiction ever revoked, suspended, modified, or proposed to revoke, suspend, or modify any permit, license, certification or approval your company has held or currently holds, or has any penalty or fine been assessed against your company or business for failure to comply with the laws and regulations governing lead-based paint activities?
No
If you answered Yes to the above question, you must provide a detailed statement to fully explain the circumstances.
*Consent
FOR BUSINESS ENTITIES:

CAN DOEE LIST YOUR BUSINESS NAME, CITY, STATE, CERTIFICATION NUMBER, EXPIRATION DATE, CERTIFICATION TYPE WEBSITE AND EMAIL ADDRESS ON OUR WEBSITE AS CERTIFIED AND WORKING IN D.C.? IF YES, INDICATE YOUR RESPONSE BELOW.
YES
Hernandez Painter Decorator Inc
4142-A Howard Ave, Kensington, MD 20895
hpdicontractors.com
2-9-26-DOEE hands clean, dc clean hands validated; payment confirmed,individual EPA renovator Wilver Hernandez exp 6-23-26,BBL verified on Scout,Corponline active,names and tittles of company officials needed, individual DOEE certified staff needed,additional pollution liability Insurance needed,emailed (VM)
3-18-26 - sent follow-up email (LaS)
3-18-2026-provided COI with pollution liability coverage, provided names and tittles of company officials,in the processing of trying to get Pedro Rivera certified as a DOEE lead Supervisor(VM)
3-24-26-individual Supervisor Pedro Rivera passed the law exam, BBL verified on Scout,Corponline active(VM)

3-24-26 - cert supervisor Pedro Rivera  Negron - W DC26-5502 exp 3-24-28, app approved, emailed (LAS)
3-31-26-certificate printed and mailed, contact emailed(VM)
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