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Lead
Lead can be found in various places within homes, often in older structures built before the 1978 ban on lead paint. Common sources include lead-based paint, which may be on walls and ceilings, and lead dust that can accumulate over time. Additionally, lead can be found in plumbing pipes and fixtures, especially in homes with older plumbing systems. It's essential to be aware of these potential sources ensure a safe living environment, particularly for young children and pregnant women.
Lead is a toxic metal can pose serious health risks, especially to young children, pregnant women, people with compromised health issues, and the elderly. Detecting in your property is crucial for ensuring a safe living environment. Exposure to lead can lead to developmental issues, cognitive impairments, and various health problems. By identifying lead sources, such as old paint or plumbing, homeowners can take the necessary steps to remediate and protect their families from its harmful effects.
NYC Local Law 31 of 2020
One of the key provisions of Local Law 31 is the requirement for periodic inspections. Building owners must have all dwelling units and common areas inspected for lead-based paint within five years of the law's effective date, which is now coming up on August 9, 2025. Our professionals have been working with homeowners prior to 2020 and we can help all property owners get up to date on their inspection.
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