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Environmental Lead Investigation (for confirmed or suspected lead poisoning)
Environmental Lead Investigation (ELI)/Lead Risk Assessment/Lead Paint Inspection
Lead Safe Certification.
Post Abatement/Remediation Clearance
What’s Included
Visual inspection of painted surfaces
Minimum 50 XRF readings
10-15 dust wipe samples
One composite soil sample and two water samples (as needed at discretion of risk assessor, cost variable)
Photographic documentation
Full PDF report with findings, lab results, and recommendations
Reports are prepared to regulatory standards but acceptance is determined by the requesting agency
Clients are responsible for confirming which service is required
PRICING
Contact us directly for pricing quote.
Price negotiable based on size of property, distance, and level of inspection required.
Optional Add‑Ons
Expedited report (24–48 hrs): $100
Emergency inspection (same day/next day): $500
Extra soil samples: $20 each
Extra water samples: $25 each
Food/Spice Sampling: $100 each
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Protect your property, meet compliance requirements, and ensure a safer environment for children and families.
PA Licensed Lead Risk Assessor (PA DOLI 006181)
IMPC 2015 Certified
Health Homes Specialist, credentialed via NEHA
PA‑certified Municipal Health Officer, though not currently appointed
What We Offer
We offer a range of services to meet the needs of every client. Have something else in mind? We'd be happy to work with you to create a custom quote.
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A visual assessment is a regulatory inspection method used to identify deteriorated paint and potential lead-based paint hazards in a property. Unlike a full lead inspection (which determines where lead-based paint exists), a visual assessment focuses on whether any paint—lead or not—is deteriorated in a way that could create exposure risks.
It is required for:
HUD-assisted housing
Ongoing lead-safe maintenance
Post-renovation clearance checks
Annual re-evaluations in properties with known or presumed lead-based paint
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To locate all surfaces coated with lead-based paint.
To provide a comprehensive map of lead-positive components.
To support renovation planning, compliance, real estate transactions, and HUD/EPA requirements.
To establish a baseline record for long-term property management and liability protection.
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A lead risk assessment is a comprehensive, regulatory evaluation designed to determine whether lead-based paint hazards are present in a property. Unlike a lead inspection—which identifies where lead-based paint exists—a risk assessment focuses on actual exposure risks and provides specific recommendations to reduce or eliminate those hazards.
It is required for:
HUD-assisted housing
Properties where a child has an elevated blood lead level
Pre-renovation planning in older housing
Compliance with federal, state, and local lead hazard control programs
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A lead clearance is a regulatory process performed after lead hazard control work, renovation, repair, painting, or interim controls. Its purpose is to verify that the work area is clean, safe, and free of hazardous lead dust before occupants re-enter.
Clearance is required under:
EPA’s Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule
HUD Lead-Safe Housing Rule
State/local lead programs
Lead-Safe Certification refers to EPA’s requirement under the Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule. It applies to contractors, landlords, and property managers who disturb paint in pre-1978 housing or child-occupied facilities.