Why Lead Testing in NYC Matters
What the Law Says
Requires annual lead inspections in any unit where a child under six lives or spends time.
Landlords must send yearly notices to determine child residency.
If a child under six is present, owners must inspect for peeling paint, friction surfaces, and other deteriorated conditions.
Hazards must be corrected using approved lead-safe work methods.
Extra lead requirements apply during unit turnover.
Requires full-building XRF inspections in pre-1960 properties.
Applies to some 1960-1978 buildings where lead may be present.
Testing must be completed by the required deadline, regardless of child occupancy.
Only EPA-certified inspectors or risk assessors may perform this testing.
Results must be documented for HPD review.
Requires owners to evaluate indoor allergen hazards, including mold and moisture.
Testing is required even when paint appears intact because visual review cannot confirm lead presence.
Accurate records support compliance checks, tenant turnover, and renovation planning.
Owners must correct hazardous conditions using approved methods.
What We Test & How We Help
XRF Lead-Based Paint Testing Explained
1. What Affects Your Inspection Cost
2. Non-Destructive Testing
3. NYC-Compliant Equipment
Our Lead Testing Process
A certified inspector performs non-destructive XRF scanning of all painted surfaces throughout the property. Dust or chip samples are added when needed for complete coverage.
You receive a complete digital report that includes photos, measurement data, and a simple explanation of the results, so you understand your property’s status.
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Schedule online or by phone so we can confirm your building age, your testing requirements, and any details needed.
Each reading is recorded with precision. Photos and measurements are captured during the inspection to create a verifiable record.
You receive practical direction for remediation, compliance, or safe renovation planning based on your results. This helps you act quickly with confidence.
Who We Serve
Stay compliant with Local Law 1 and Local Law 31 by scheduling certified testing for rental units. You protect tenants and avoid costly violations.
Confirm the safety of your pre-1960 home and reduce the risks linked to aging paint. Reliable testing gives you peace of mind.
Avoid project delays by testing surfaces before demolition or renovation. You receive clear documentation for permits and client approvals.
Why Choose Us
Benefits of
Professional Mold Testing
Safety & Prevention
Identify hidden lead risks before they affect your living space, creating a safer environment for everyone.
Regulatory Compliance
Meet Local Law 1 and 31 obligations with certified documentation that helps you avoid violations and unnecessary costs.
Informed Renovation
Reduce project delays by testing surfaces before work starts, helping you prevent unexpected hazards.
Confident Decision-Making
Use clear findings to guide repairs or property planning with certainty.
Peace of Mind
Replace guesswork with verified results and a simple, actionable path forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
HOW TO TEST FOR LEAD PAINT IN YOUR HOME?
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO TEST FOR LEAD PAINT?
CAN I REMOVE LEAD PAINT MYSELF?
DO ALL OLD HOUSES HAVE LEAD PAINT?
HOW LONG DOES A LEAD PAINT TEST TAKE?
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