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Deleading and renovation work are very different. Here’s how each one works and where an inspector fits in.
The key difference is the intent of the work, and it affects your paperwork and protections.
Where to start, what you can do yourself, and what happens after the work is done.
Testing before you renovate and verifying lead dust levels after the work is complete.
The path to compliance
1
A licensed inspector tests every painted surface and identifies any lead hazards.
2
If hazards are found, a licensed deleader (or a trained owner, for some work) removes them.
3
We check the work and take dust wipes, which are analyzed by a laboratory.
4
Passing results earn a Letter of Compliance that protects you from strict liability.
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