Professional Lead Inspections
All Over Environmental provides thorough lead inspections for both residential and commercial properties. Our certified inspectors use state-of-the-art equipment to detect lead hazards and ensure your property's compliance with regulations.
Our Lead Inspection Process
Our comprehensive lead inspection process is designed to identify potential lead hazards in your property. Here's how we conduct our inspections:
Initial Assessment
We conduct a thorough visual assessment of the property.
XRF Analysis
Non-destructive testing using X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) analyzers.
Sample Collection
Collection of paint chips, soil, or dust samples if necessary.
Documentation
Detailed documentation of all findings and potential hazards.
Risk Assessment
Evaluation of lead exposure risks based on inspection results.
Report Generation
Comprehensive report with findings and recommendations.
Need laboratory testing for lead? While this page focuses on our on-site inspection services, we also offer comprehensive laboratory testing for lead.Learn more about our lead testing services.
Why Conduct Lead Inspections?
Lead inspections are crucial for identifying potential lead hazards before they cause harm. They are important for:
- Ensuring the safety of occupants, especially children and pregnant women
- Complying with local, state, and federal regulations
- Identifying lead hazards before property sales or rentals
- Developing appropriate lead hazard control plans
- Protecting against potential liability issues
In New York City, Local Law 1 of 2004 requires that landlords conduct lead-based paint inspections in pre-1960 buildings where a child under 6 resides. Our professional lead inspections help property owners comply with these regulations and avoid potential HPD violations.
Types of Lead Inspections We Offer
- Lead-Based Paint Inspection: Identifies the presence and location of lead-based paint in a property.
- Risk Assessment: Determines the presence, type, severity, and location of lead-based paint hazards.
- Clearance Examination: Ensures that lead hazard control work has been completed correctly.
- Periodic Surveillance: Regular inspections to monitor known lead-based paint in good condition.
Our Commitment to Quality
At All Over Environmental, we are committed to providing high-quality lead inspection services. Our approach includes:
- Using EPA-approved methods and equipment for lead inspections
- Employing certified lead inspectors and risk assessors
- Regularly calibrating our XRF analyzers for accurate results
- Providing clear, comprehensive reports with actionable recommendations
- Staying up-to-date with the latest regulations and inspection techniques