Lead-Based Paint Inspection Services for Single-Family & Multifamily Properties
EPA-Certified Lead Inspection Services: Professional lead-based paint inspections, XRF testing, paint chip sampling coordination, clearance support, and HUD/agency documentation for pre-1978 housing and regulated properties.
EPA / HUD Documentation
Inspection reports prepared with traceable field data, XRF records, lab documentation, and compliance-ready language.
Single-Family Homes
Lead inspections for real estate, renovation planning, disclosure support, and homeowner due diligence.
Multifamily Buildings
Unit-by-unit testing, common area documentation, owner compliance records, and agency-ready reporting.
Lead Services We Provide
We support property owners, managers, contractors, real estate professionals, and agencies with clear lead inspection documentation for residential and multifamily properties.
Inspection & Testing
Lead-based paint inspection only
XRF testing of painted and coated components
Paint chip sampling coordination when required
Room-by-room and component-by-component inspection documentation
Photographic documentation and field notes
Compliance & Reporting
EPA/HUD-aligned inspection reports
HUD program and agency documentation support
NY State and local health department documentation support
NYC Local Law 1 / HPD documentation support where applicable
Clearance and dust wipe sampling support when separately scoped
Single-Family Lead Inspection Services
For homeowners, buyers, sellers, landlords, and contractors, we provide lead-based paint inspection services designed to identify whether lead-based paint is present on tested surfaces.
Pre-purchase and real estate due diligence inspections
Pre-renovation lead identification for older homes
EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting rule support for renovation planning
Lead disclosure documentation support for pre-1978 housing
Inspection-only letters and detailed component reports
Multifamily & Property Management Services
Multifamily buildings require organized data, consistent unit-level documentation, and defensible recordkeeping. Our reports are structured for owners, managers, agencies, and compliance reviewers.
Unit-by-unit lead inspection tracking
Common areas, exteriors, friction surfaces, and impact surfaces
Tenant access documentation and photo logs
Batch reporting for multiple apartments or buildings
NYC Local Law 1 / HPD and county health department support where applicable
Our Inspection Process
1. Schedule
We review the property type, year built, units/areas involved, and the reason for inspection.
2. Inspect
Certified personnel evaluate accessible painted/coated surfaces using appropriate inspection methods.
3. Document
Field data, XRF readings, lab results, photos, and calibration information are organized for review.
4. Report
You receive a clear inspection report or letter with findings, limitations, and supporting attachments.
EPA, HUD & New York Compliance Support
Our inspection documentation is designed to support lead-based paint compliance workflows under applicable EPA, HUD, New York State, NYC, and local requirements. Reports may include XRF results, lab documentation, calibration records, photos, chain-of-custody forms, and inspection-only certification language.
Compliance note: Lead-based paint inspection services identify the presence or absence of lead-based paint on tested surfaces. A lead inspection is not the same as a risk assessment, clearance examination, abatement design, legal opinion, or agency approval unless those services are specifically contracted and documented separately.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A lead-based paint inspection determines whether lead-based paint is present on tested painted or coated surfaces. It is different from a risk assessment, which evaluates lead hazards and exposure risk.
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Pre-1978 properties may require lead documentation for real estate, renovation, rental housing, HUD programs, NYC Local Law 1, or local health department matters. The right service depends on your property and reason for testing.
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Yes. Reports can be prepared for single-family homes, two-family homes, multifamily buildings, apartments, common areas, exteriors, and agency-related scopes.
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Yes. We can prepare inspection documentation and supporting records for HUD, agency, lender, property management, or regulatory workflows, based on the contracted scope.
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No. An inspection letter documents inspection findings. Clearance generally requires post-work visual assessment and dust wipe sampling under a separate clearance scope.
Need a lead inspection report or compliance letter?
Send us the property address, year built, number of units, reason for inspection, and any agency deadline.
EPA Certified Lead Inspector / Risk Assessor | Serving Upstate NY
This page is for general service information only and does not constitute legal advice or an agency approval determination.