Lead Inspections & Risk Assessments

Clear Answers for Buildings Where Lead May Be Present

Lead-based paint is commonly found in buildings constructed before 1978. When it deteriorates or is disturbed during renovation, it can create dust and debris that pose health risks, especially for children.

Lead inspections and risk assessments are used to identify where lead is present and determine whether it creates a hazard under current conditions.

The goal is to provide clear, actionable information so property owners, project teams, and occupants understand what needs to be addressed — and what doesn’t.

Scope of Services

• Lead-based paint inspections using XRF or laboratory analysis
• Risk assessments to evaluate potential exposure hazards
• Dust, soil, and surface sampling where applicable
• Evaluation of paint condition and building use
• Identification of lead hazards and exposure risks
• Clear reporting with recommended actions
• Documentation to support regulatory compliance and project planning

Who Typically Requires Lead Inspections & Risk Assessments

• Property owners and landlords
• Housing authorities and public housing agencies
• Childcare facilities and schools
• Contractors planning renovation work
• Municipal and public-sector entities

Common Applications

• Pre-renovation planning in older buildings
• Lead hazard evaluation in residential properties
• Compliance with HUD or local lead requirements
• Assessment of deteriorated paint conditions
• Supporting property management and occupant safety decisions