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If you are trying to gain Compliance with the Lead Laws or want to know the potential lead hazards in a home before you buy it (or may currently live in) then the first step is to have Full Comprehensive Initial Inspection done by a Licensed Lead Inspector.
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RRP Testing
The EPA now requires that renovation work such as remodeling or painting that will affect paint must use special precautionary measures to contain the spread of lead dust and clean up afterwards. This can increase the cost of jobs, and one way to avoid these increased costs is to test for lead paint. If the paint is identified as not being lead, then the precautionary measures do not need to be taken.- Details
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Reinspections
Once deleading work is performed on a property, the next step is to have an inspector perform a Reinspection.
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Dust Clearances
Testing for lead dust can be performed at any time. It may be for informational purposes only, during a Reinspection, or after renovation work has been performed. Lead dust is the most dangerous problem with lead paint and the hardest hazard to detect.
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Post Compliance Assessment Determinations (PCAD)
After a property is in Compliance a PCAD can be performed to determine if the property is still in Compliance, or if there are any new violations that need to be addressed by the owner. This can be done routinely or after many years.