Lead-based Paint Inspections and Risk Assessments,
TW Environmental Services, Inc. TWES.US is a certified and reliable provider of lead-based paint inspections and risk assessments, proudly serving clients throughout New York State and New York City. Our licensed inspectors use advanced XRF technology. They follow strict EPA and HUD guidelines to accurately identify and assess lead hazards in residential and commercial properties. Specializing in detailed inspections, we also ensure proper documentation, and practical recommendations to ensure compliance with local laws and the safety of occupants. Whether for property transactions, renovations, or regulatory compliance, TW Environmental Services is committed to protecting public health and delivering expert lead inspection services across the five boroughs and beyond.
Lead Paint Inspection – Ensuring Your Property is Lead-Free
At TW Environmental Lead Inspections, your safety is our utmost priority. We perform thorough lead paint inspections to identify lead-based materials that may pose a risk to occupants.
- Exceed state training and insurance requirements.
- Flexible scheduling to accommodate your needs.
- Transparent and honest communication about inspection results.
Hire our experienced lead paint inspectors to ensure your home or office is lead-free.
Live Lead-Free with Our Expert Lead Paint Inspection Service
If your property was built before 1978, your walls and ceilings might contain lead-based paint. At TW Environmental, our professionals can assess the risk of lead exposure in your home or office. We use a comprehensive approach, including detailed testing and analysis with XRF technology, to inspect properties for lead paint poisoning. This includes individual homes, rental properties, apartment complexes, and other commercial buildings.
We adhere to strict Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines to provide accurate and reliable results. Our certified technicians are skilled in detecting lead-based paint and understand the associated risks.
Our Lead Paint Inspection Process
Our local inspectors conduct thorough analyses by taking samples of lead paint at your property. Utilizing the latest technologies, such as the XRF ray gun, we can detect lead paint on walls and other surfaces.
For basic inspections, we will walk through your home or office, looking for any signs of chipping paint that may contain lead particles. We also use an XRF testing machine to test suspected areas and provide a detailed report of our findings. Our experts undergo a rigorous program, including in-field inspections, hands-on technical training, and a final exam to become certified.
At TW Environmental, we strive to make your living space safe and lead-free. We take lead paint inspections seriously and go the extra mile to provide the best service to our customers.
Why is Lead Inspection Important?
In the past, lead-based paints were widely used in homes, apartments, children’s foster homes, public buildings, commercial setups, and government structures. The paint was popular due to its quick-drying and durable properties. However, we now know that lead is a highly toxic compound that can cause various health issues.
Lead exposure can damage the brain, nerves, kidneys, and blood. High levels of lead exposure can have severe and detrimental effects on you and your family. Although the United States banned lead-based paint in 1978, it is still present in many older structures, homes, and buildings. While fresh or recently applied lead-based paint is not usually a potential threat, deteriorating lead paint can pose significant health risks.
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If your property was built before 1978, your walls and ceilings might contain lead-based paint. At TW Environmental, our professionals can assess the risk of lead exposure in your home or office. We use a comprehensive approach, including detailed testing and analysis with XRF technology, to inspect properties for lead paint poisoning. This includes individual homes, rental properties, apartment complexes, and other commercial buildings.