NYC & New Jersey
Professional Lead Testing & Lead Paint Inspections
What Is Lead Testing?
Lead-based paint and lead-contaminated dust can pose serious health concerns, especially in older properties and buildings undergoing renovation. Professional lead testing helps identify the presence of lead hazards so property owners can make informed decisions and maintain safer indoor environments.
Our Testing Services
Our Lead Testing Services
XRF Lead Paint Testing
Describe portable XRF technology used to detect lead paint without damaging most painted surfaces.
Lead Paint Inspection
Comprehensive inspection of painted surfaces to identify potential lead-containing materials.
Dust Wipe Sampling
Testing dust collected from floors, window sills, and other surfaces to evaluate potential lead contamination.
Drinking Water Lead Testing
Collect and analyze water samples to determine whether lead is present in drinking water.
Soil Lead Testing
Evaluate outdoor soil for possible lead contamination around homes, schools, playgrounds, and commercial properties.
Risk Assessments
Professional evaluations to help property owners understand potential lead hazards and prioritize corrective actions.
Pre-Renovation Lead Surveys
Testing before remodeling or demolition projects to identify lead-containing materials and support planning.
Residential & Commercial Lead Testing
We cater to a wide range of properties, including residential, commercial, and industrial buildings for our lead testing services.
Why Choose 911 Environmental Testing?
Professional Lead Testing
Detailed Digital Reports
Responsive Customer Support
Moisture Meter Testing
Residential & Commercial Services
Serving NYC, New Jersey & Florida
Laboratory Analysis
Fast Scheduling
Who Should Consider Lead Testing?
Homeowners
Apartment Buildings
Real Estate Agents
Co-ops
Commercial Property Owners
Landlords
Contractors
Schools
Healthcare Facilities
Property Management Companies
Property Managers
Property Buyers
Daycare Centers
Shopping Malls
Our Journey
Step 1
Contact 911 Environmental Testing
Step 2
Schedule Your Inspection
Step 3
On-Site Lead Assessment & Sample Collection
Step 4
Laboratory Analysis (where applicable)
Step 5
Receive Your Detailed Report
Common Questions About Our Lead Testing Services
When should I have lead paint tested?
You should consider lead paint testing before buying or renovating an older property, if peeling or deteriorating paint is present, or when required by property management or local regulations. Early lead inspections can help identify potential risks before renovation or occupancy.
How long does lead testing take?
The time required depends on the size of the property and the type of testing being performed. Most lead inspections can be completed in a few hours, while laboratory analysis for collected samples may require additional processing time.
Can homes and businesses both be tested?
Yes. Lead testing services are available for homes, apartments, condominiums, schools, offices, healthcare facilities, retail spaces, warehouses, and other commercial properties throughout New York City and New Jersey.
What happens after testing is complete?
After the lead inspection is completed, you'll receive a detailed report outlining the findings from the inspection and any laboratory analysis performed. The report helps property owners, contractors, and managers make informed decisions about maintenance, renovations, or additional environmental services if needed.
What is XRF lead testing?
XRF lead testing uses a portable X-ray fluorescence analyzer to detect lead-based paint on painted surfaces without causing significant damage. It is a fast and efficient method commonly used for residential and commercial lead paint inspections.
Is laboratory analysis included?
When sample collection is part of the inspection, laboratory analysis is typically performed to evaluate the materials or samples collected. ABC Environmental provides detailed reports to help clients understand their lead testing results and next steps.
Why should older buildings be tested for lead?
Many buildings constructed before modern lead paint restrictions may contain lead-based paint or lead-contaminated materials. Lead paint testing can help property owners identify potential hazards before renovations, maintenance, or property transactions.