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A new law that was signed by the Governor in July 2021 will go into effect on July 21st, 2022. This law requires all properties built before 1978 to have lead
You may believe that drinking water is safe. It is entirely your responsibility to test the lead levels in your water because lead can be present from a variety of sources. Contact LCA, the top drinking water testing consultant in New Jersey, for more information.
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A new law that was signed by the Governor in July 2021 will go into effect on July 21st, 2022. This law requires all properties built before 1978 to have lead
When LCA conducts a lead-based paint inspection in New Jersey, it thoroughly examines the building and provides a complete report outlining the location of the lead paint and the danger it poses. This study serves as a guide for ending the use of lead-based paint.
Think again if you believe that lead paint in rentals is not a problem! In July 2022, New Jersey's NEWEST lead-based paint regulation will go into effect, and it specifically targets ALL rental houses built before 1978. All non-exempt rental properties will need to undergo lead-paint inspections (visual &/or dust wipes) at the time of turnover under this new rule, which is known as New Jersey's Lead Safe Certification. Additionally, it will support New Jersey's Lead Hazard Control Assistance Act and expand lead-based paint hazard education to state residents every three years going ahead.
LCA, Inc. provides comprehensive lead-based paint (LBP) Surveys, Inspections, and Risk Assessments. These surveys are extensive and involve the identification and analysis of potential areas that may contain LBP. EPA and State Certified Lead Inspectors and Risk Assessors perform the work to meet various OSHA, HUD, and EPA regulatory requirements.
Molds can be found both indoors and outdoors and are a normal component of the environment. If mold doesn't start growing indoors, it usually isn't a problem. The best way to prevent the growth of mold is to manage moisture. LCA offers advice on conducting a Mold test.
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The industry standard for paint inspections is the XRF lead detection technology. This is crucial when the site needs to adhere to the EPA's RRP rule. It has significantly aided in increasing awareness of the issue, and lead analyzer technology has improved as a result.
In New Jersey, LCA conducts lead-based paint inspections! Lead-based paint inspections are investigations carried out by Certified Inspectors to determine whether paints contain lead. Prior to buying, renting, or renovating a home, the inspection helps determine whether lead-based paint is present and identifies potential sources of lead exposure at any time. Schedule a lead-based paint inspection for your safety in New Jersey with LCA!
"LCA inc. offers a wide range of environmental consulting services in New Jersey, as well as remediation assistance to a variety of public and private businesses. We have the skills to complete all phases, including the due diligence phase, which includes site investigation, delineation, remediation, and permitting. Our team collaborates with our clients and their architects/engineers to ensure project completion. Now is the time to get help!"
