Lead-Based Paint Inspections
Lead-Based Paint Risk Reduction Inspections
Cost of Lead-Based Paint Inspection: Comprehensive Guide
How Much Does a Pre-1978 Lead Inspection Cost?
The cost for a lead-based paint inspection with #00 Lead Inspection and Abatement starts at $350.00. Various factors influence the overall cost, including the company you choose, the number of rooms and hallways, locks, and the ability to pass the visual inspection. Prices typically range from $250 to $1000, depending on turnaround time and the type of risk reduction inspection required.
**Additional Costs:**
- Features like wood windows, extra rooms, halls, and basements can increase the inspection costs.
- For detailed pricing and tailored solutions, please contact our sales team.
### Sample Collection and Inspection Details
- **Initial Cost**: $350
- **Sample Collection**:
- 1 sample per room with replacement windows.
- Every room (including hallways, living room, stairway landing, exterior hall, patios, basement, laundry room, bedroom, office, kitchen, bathrooms, and foyers) must be cleared with a dust wipe sample.
- For rooms with wood windows, two samples are required per room.
- For modified risk reduction, two samples are required from the well, sill, or floor to meet regulations.
- **Door Inspection**: All doors must be friction-free and able to swing open and close without damaging the paint.
- **Re-Inspection Cost**: $150 if you fail, including a scope of work with pictures of areas to be stabilized and repaired.
### Contact Us
For comprehensive lead-based paint inspection services and precise cost estimates tailored to your specific needs, contact #00 Lead Inspection and Abatement. Our expert team is ready to assist you in ensuring your property meets all safety regulations.
Lead-Free Certification XRF & Paint Chip Lab Analysis
Our Lead-Free Certification involves advanced X-ray detection by licensed Inspection Technicians. This method analyzes lead-based paint layers up to 3/8 under the surface, determining compliance with state or federal limits. Post-inspection, a detailed report guides Lead-based Paint Supervisors in the stabilization, enclosure, or removal of identified components or chemicals.
Full Risk Reduction Certification: Lead Paint Inspection
Our Full Risk Reduction Certification process is crucial for creating lead-safe living environments. Certified inspectors conduct thorough inspections, collecting lead dust wipe samples from window sills or floors in vacant units before new tenants move in. Each dust sample undergoes meticulous analysis by a qualified laboratory, ensuring compliance with regulated levels.
This certification addresses potential hazards of lead-based deterioration paint, providing a comprehensive solution to chipping, cracking, peeling, flaking, or chalking paint on windows. While it doesn't certify a lead-free home, it verifies successful hazard reduction.
Modified Risk Reduction Certification (For Notice of Defect)
Our Modified Risk Reduction Inspection responds to notices of defects issued by city inspectors, tenants, or Health Department Risk Assessors. This inspection, conducted in unoccupied units, identifies conditions that may elevate lead risks. It addresses situations related to a child's elevated blood level or a pregnant woman residing in a home with lead levels of 10 micrograms or higher per deciliter of blood.
Before the visual inspection, property owners review lead hazardous reduction requirements, ensuring compliance with regulations. All work under Modified Risk Reduction Certificates meets lead hazard reduction standards by Maryland Department of Environment Accredited Contractors or Supervisors. After completion, an accredited Lead Paint Visual Inspector or Risk Assessor issues the certificate.
Choose from Two Lead-Free Inspection Options
Rely on us for comprehensive and compliant lead inspections, ensuring the safety and compliance of your living spaces.
**Protect Your Family from Lead Pamphlet**
Remember to send this pamphlet every two years after the inspection. It's a regulatory requirement.
- Lead-Free Certificate:
Certify Your Property's Lead Safety: Interior, Exterior, and Common Areas
Ensure your property is compliant with regulated lead levels in all areas, including interior, exterior, and common spaces. With this certification, no further lead inspections are necessary.
- Limited Lead-Safe Inspection
Optimize Lead Safety for Historical Properties
Ideal for historical areas, this inspection uses XRF or Chip tests to certify the property's interior, exempting it from further inspections. However, defective paint on the exterior and common areas requires re-inspections every two years.
Our Values:
Expertise:
With specialized certifications and years of experience, our team is your trusted partner in creating lead-free environments.
Safety First:
We prioritize the safety of your home or business. Our thorough inspections and lead abatement services contribute to healthier living spaces.
Compliance Assurance:
Trust our commitment to EPA standards and compliance. We navigate the complexities to ensure your space meets all regulatory requirements.
Customer-Centric Approach:
Your satisfaction is our priority. From the initial consultation to the completion of the inspection, we focus on delivering a seamless and customer-friendly experience.
Local Expertise:
Proudly serving Maryland, we understand the unique needs of our community. Our local expertise ensures you receive tailored solutions for a lead-free and healthier space.
Discover the difference at # 00 Lead Inspections & Abatements
Where expertise meets excellence, and your safety is our top priority. Contact us today to take the first step towards a lead-free and healthier living environment."
