Lead Paint Inspection NYC: What It Costs, How It Works
A lead paint inspection uses an XRF analyzer to test painted components without removing paint samples in most cases. The written report identifies tested components and results so owners can plan Local Law 31 compliance or correction work.
An inspector checks painted walls, windows, doors, trim and other components with an XRF analyzer, then provides a component-by-component report.
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Our EPA-certified inspector tests every painted surface — walls, windows, doors, trim, baseboards, and radiators — using a calibrated XRF device. Testing takes 1-3 hours per unit.
You receive a component-by-component report showing the tested locations and results for your records and compliance planning.
If lead is found, DeLead NYC provides a prioritized remediation plan with clear pricing. We handle abatement, clearance testing, and HPD certification filing.
Proactive XRF testing helps owners document painted components before a tenant turnover, renovation, complaint or HPD inspection creates a deadline.
Windows, doors and trim deserve careful attention because friction and impact can create paint chips and dust.