Understanding Lead-Based Paint
Lead-based paint is commonly found in homes, schools, and buildings constructed before 1978. When this paint deteriorates, chips, or is disturbed during renovation, it can create lead dust — an invisible hazard that can impact both children and adults. Lead exposure is linked to developmental delays, learning difficulties, and other serious health effects.
EnviroMed provides independent, professional lead inspections and testing to help you identify lead hazards, assess risks, and make informed decisions that protect occupants and maintain compliance with state and federal regulations.
Our Approach
EnviroMed’s lead assessments are performed by licensed Lead Inspectors and Risk Assessors trained to identify, evaluate, and document lead hazards across residential, commercial, and educational settings. We provide clear, compliance-focused guidance, including recommendations for risk reduction or abatement when needed.
How We Test
We conduct lead inspections or risk assessments using XRF analyzers and/or laboratory analysis of paint chips, dust wipes, soil, or water samples — depending on your project needs. All collected samples are analyzed through our in-house accredited laboratory, providing reliable results and clear next steps.
Why Choose EnviroMed?
- Licensed Asbestos Inspectors and Project Monitors
- In-House Accredited Laboratory
- Fast and accurate analysis with expedited options*
- Clear, actionable reports you can rely on
- Responsive, dependable service
- Trusted Amongst Homeowners, Municipalities, Housing Authorities, Schools, and Commercial Properties
*Expedited turnaround available based on laboratory capacity