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FAQ

  • What is lead inspection, and why is it important?
    Lead inspection is a thorough assessment of a property to identify lead-based paint and lead hazards. It's essential because lead exposure can lead to serious health issues, especially in children, including developmental delays and learning disabilities.
  • How can I tell if my property has lead-based paint?
    While visual inspections may provide some clues, it's best to hire a certified lead inspector who can use specialized equipment and testing methods to accurately identify lead-based paint.
  • Is lead inspection required by law?
    In many cases, lead inspections are required by law, especially in properties built before 1978 when the use of lead-based paint was common. Local and federal regulations may vary, so it's essential to check with your local authorities.
  • How much does a lead inspection cost?
    The cost of a lead inspection can vary depending on factors like the size and type of property and the extent of testing required. It's advisable to obtain quotes from certified lead inspection professionals.
  • What happens if lead is found during an inspection?
    If lead-based paint or lead hazards are identified, remediation or abatement may be necessary to eliminate or mitigate the risks. Property owners should work with certified lead abatement professionals to address these issues.
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