Lead Dust Inspection
The inspection entails a visual check and collection of dust samples. The inspector checks the condition of the paint. All paint must be intact prior to the inspection. At least one dust sample taken per room from the floor, window sill, or window well to determine the presence of any lead dust. For rental properties.Inspection includes
:•Up to 15 dust samples
•Visual assessment
•Lab results
•Property diagram
•Lead report or certificate
•Results within 5 to 7 days
Surface inspection with an X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) analyzer.
During this inspection, the inspector takes readings of the paint with an XRF. The inspector conducts the test on the inside and outside of the property. Passing this type of inspection exempts the property from future lead paint inspections.
Inspection includes:
•Lead paint analysis
•Property diagram
•Lead report
•MDE Certificate for MD properties
•Results within 5 days
Lead Check
Client chooses up to 10 surfaces for the inspector to test with the X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF). The results are shown on the spot. Inspection is primarily for owners or tenants
Inspection includes:
•Testing with XRF
•Up to 10 Surfaces Tested
•Immediate results
Lead Combo Inspection
The lead combo inspection includes the lead free inspection, lead dust inspection, soil sampling and water sampling.
Inspection includes
:•Lead paint check with XRF
•Up to 10 dust samples
•Up to 4 soil samples
•Up to 4 water samples
•Visual Assessment
•Lab Results
•Property Diagram
•Detailed Report
Soil Sampling
Bare soil not covered by grass, mulch, or concrete is collected around the dripline/foundation area and play area
Inspection includes:
•Soil Analysis
•Lead Report
Water Sampling
Drinking water is collected from the kitchen and bathrooms. The samples are sent to an accredited lab and analyzed. Household plumbing fixtures, welding solder, and pipe fittings made prior to 1986 may contain lead.
Inspection includes:
•Water Analysis
•Report
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Visual Assessment
Visual inspection of the property to ensure there is no flaking, chipping, cracking, or peeling paint and that the work areas were sufficiently cleaned and no debris remains on the floor. Photos are taken to document the condition of the paint.
Inspection includes:
•Onsite consultation
•Visual Report
