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To determine if lead is present in your home, first you must hire a certified lead inspector and a certified risk assessor. Certified inspectors use an XRF instrument to measure and identify lead. Certified risk assessors use those findings to determine if any lead found is a lead-hazard. Sometimes, the same professional holds both certifications.
Once a lead-hazard is identified, the next step is to hire certified lead abatement professionals. These professionals include lead abatement: workers, supervisors, and firms.
To hire a certified lead inspector and risk assessor or certified lead abatement professionals, see the current listing on the Lead Workforce Dashboard.
Disclaimer: The Lead Certification and Compliance Assurance Section (LCCA) cannot recommend or guarantee the work provided by any certified lead professional or lead abatement firm listed. LCCA does, however, hold and enforce state certified lead professionals and lead abatement firms to regulatory standards.