Find Certified Lead Professionals and Contractors

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According to Michigan law, any person performing lead-based paint activities in houses built before 1978, or in child-occupied facilities, must be certified by the Department of Community Health.

The lists below are regularly updated, but may not be completely accurate. If you have a person or company's name, you can check their certification here: http://www7.dleg.state.mi.us/free/ . If they are currently certified, the status will be listed as active or certified. If they are not current, the status will be listed as lapsed.

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Lead Abatement Workers, Supervisors, and Contractors

Lead Abatement Workers and Supervisors work for Lead Abatement Contractors. They are responsible for lead hazard control activities. They remove lead from homes.

• Find a certified Lead Abatement Contractor
• Find a certified Lead Worker
• Find a certified Lead Abatement Supervisor

Lead Inspectors and Risk Assessors

Lead Inspectors and Risk Assessors find and assess lead-based paint. Read more about what to expect from a Lead Inspection and/or Risk Assessment here.

• Find a certified Lead Inspector
• Find a certified Risk Assessor

Clearance Technicians

A Clearance Technician tests if a home is lead-safe after work is done.

• Find a certified Clearance Technician

Project Designers

Project Designers plan lead removal projects.

• Find a certified Project Designer