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If any of these describe your situation, schedule a lead paint inspection sooner rather than later.
The EPA’s Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule requires any lead testing contractor disturbing more than six square feet of painted surface in a pre-1978 home to follow lead-safe work practices, starting with testing. Skipping this step creates both health risks and legal exposure, with fines reaching over $37,000 per day per violation. Only a lead-safe certified contractor should handle renovations in homes where lead is suspected.
Beyond regulations, lead exposure has no safe threshold according to the CDC. Even low levels cause developmental delays in children, while adults face risks including high blood pressure and kidney damage. Lead dust particles are invisible and odorless. Professional lead paint testing in Spanish Fork is the only reliable way to know what you’re dealing with before renovation begins. For anyone needing lead testing in Spanish Fork, UT, or surrounding areas like Provo and Orem.
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You call and describe your situation: renovation plans, property age, and paint concerns. We discuss which areas need testing and schedule a convenient time.
Our team evaluates painted surfaces throughout the property, focusing on high-risk areas like window frames, door trim, baseboards, and porches.
We use EPA-approved methods to collect paint chip samples or XRF readings, depending on the scope. Each sample is documented by location for clear reporting.
Samples go to an accredited laboratory. You receive a detailed report identifying which surfaces tested positive and what those results mean for your property.
Based on findings, we walk you through options: proceeding with lead-safe renovation practices, addressing deteriorating paint, or documenting results for a real estate transaction.
Residential And Commercial DAMAGE Restoration Services
Residential lead testing covers single-family homes, townhomes, and apartments built before 1978. Most residential clients are planning a remodel, preparing to sell, or concerned about young children in the home.
Commercial lead testing serves offices, retail spaces, and rental properties. Property managers handling lead inspection in Utah County have additional compliance obligations, particularly when planning renovations in occupied spaces. We provide documentation for regulatory files and insurance records.
With over 20 years of combined experience and IICRC-certified professionals on staff, our team delivers the lead inspection services that this work demands. Call Prime Restoration or request your lead testing consultation online.
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frequently asked questions
The only reliable way is professional testing. Homes built before 1978 have a higher probability, and the older the home, the greater the likelihood. Visual inspection alone cannot confirm or rule out lead because it’s often buried under newer coatings.
Intact lead paint in good condition poses minimal risk. The concern arises when paint deteriorates, is disturbed during renovation, or sits on friction surfaces like windows and doors.
If your home was built before 1978, yes. The EPA’s RRP Rule requires renovation work in older homes to follow lead-safe practices, and testing determines whether those practices apply. It’s both a safety measure and a legal requirement.
Most residential inspections finish within a few hours. Laboratory results typically take a few business days. We provide a timeline estimate during your initial consultation.
No. Paint chip samples are very small and collected from inconspicuous areas. XRF testing is completely non-destructive. Either method causes a negligible impact on your property.
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